In the past, surgery was almost the only way to correct sagging, displacement of the fat and deformities that appear on the face due to aging or premature wear and tear or are genetic.

Today, with non-surgical aesthetic interventions, minimally invasive interventions (like Botulinum toxin, dermal filler injections, radio frequency, heat toning devices, thread lifts, etc.) such operations can be applied to patients even 50 years or older.

The sagging of the tissue and irregularities on the chin, wrinkles on the neck, excess skin and folds in front of the ears, sunkenness under eyes, sagging or sunken cheeks, deep furrows around the mouth, wrinkles on the upper lip (“bar code”) and the loss of a harmonious face appear quite disturbing and emphasize or leave out the age of the patient even look older.

It is important to investigate whether the patient’s expectations are realistic and whether those expectations can be achieved by a facelift surgery. Bone-skeletal system of the face, weight, condition and location of facial wrinkles, grooves (superficial – deep) and skin quality are very important.