Morphological analysis of the face helps determine which facelift is most likely to suit the patient by correcting the signs of aging.
The facelift is one of the oldest cosmetic surgery procedures.
Plastic surgeons have over 50 years of experience!
The cervicofacial facelift remains the most well-known, but other facelift techniques have been developed over the years.
A cervicofacial lift targets the neck and face, allowing for the reshaping of the facial contours and tightening of the skin in the neck area. This procedure does not alter the structure of the face; it merely restores it.
A forehead lift involves correcting sagging skin on the forehead and eyebrows. It targets frown lines and crow's feet.
It helps to "refresh" the upper part of the face, notably by correcting sagging eyebrows and upper eyelids. A forehead lift can be performed from the age of 40. However, since the advent of Botox injections, this procedure has become less and less popular.
A temporal lift is a surgical procedure performed on the temples. The incision is made in the scalp on the temporal skin and allows the upper eyelids to be stretched.
It helps to straighten the tail of the eyebrow and reduce excess skin on the upper eyelids. The "sad face" effect will therefore be less noticeable.
While Botulinum Toxin injections can correct this area, they are less durable than a forehead lift.
The mini facelift technique can also be used to reshape the facial contours or forehead. It corrects sagging skin, muscles, and fat. The mini facelift is considered gentler and more natural.
The incisions will be smaller, and it is performed under local anesthesia, between 40 and 50 years of age. Whatever technique is chosen, a facelift is not permanent.
Skin aging continues and on average, surgery can last 10 years.
The latest generation facelift is based on a thorough analysis of the patient's facial characteristics.
Today, it is possible to choose a personalized solution tailored to each individual case, from a mini-lift to a full facelift.
During the initial consultation, Dr. Pulcini will develop a treatment plan adapted to the patient.
