NEW YORK, NY, February 24, 2011 (Press-News.org) What is a facelift and is it right for me?
A facelift is a plastic surgery procedure that can provide a more youthful appearance by removing excess skin and tightening the skin and muscles of the face. Technically known as rhytidectomy, a facelift can improve the effects of aging in the face and neck areas. Whether your middle part of the face sags or have loose skin under the chin and jaw, your appearance can be improved with the help of facelift surgery. A facelift procedure is always customized for your unique facials structure, so seek the advice of a qualified plastic surgeon when you are ready to move forward. Those best suited for facelift surgery are physically healthy, non-smokers, and have positive, realistic goals.
How are facelifts performed?
The rhytidectomy procedure is performed by making incisions near the hairline, temple, front and sometimes back of the ear. The muscles that are sagging are then tightened and excess skin is removed. Incisions are closed with small sutures and a dressing is applied to the head. Facelifts can also be combined with other plastic surgery procedures for facial rejuvenation, such as cheek augmentation, BOTOX injections, or chin augmentation.
How long is the surgery for a facelift?
The entire surgical procedure usually takes 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 hours, depending on the extent of the surgery. Facelifts are generally performed with intravenous sedation, but may also be performed under general anesthesia. If you choose to have other facial rejuvenation procedures in conjunction with the facelift, that time may be extended.
What is the recovery period like?
Typically, very little pain is involved in a facelift surgery. You can expect some swelling, but that will diminish after several days. Bruising typically disappears within two weeks. Patients who experience tightness or numbing sensations should find that these two side effects subside within a few several weeks. Following your New York plastic surgeon's recommendations will give you the best opportunity for recovery and healing.
What are the long-term results of a facelift?
When you have your New York facelift performed, your healthier, more youthful appearance should last for several years. However, results will vary for each person and the normal aging process will continue to affect your appearance.
To learn more about facelift surgery in New York, please visit the website of Dr. George Lefkovits in New York City to find the answers to all of your facelift questions. http://www.drlefkovits.com
Questions about the Facelift Procedure
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