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Face Lift

Face Lift (rhytidectomy ) is a surgical procedure used to correct sagging skin, tighten facial muscles, and improve facial contour around the chin, jawline, and other areas of the face. It rejuvenates and reverses signs of aging. There are, however, many types of face lift procedures, including Mini Facelift, the Weekend Facelift, the Thread Lift, the Vertical Lift, and some non-surgical alternatives, as well.

Though approaches vary depending on the treatment and the patient’s needs, face lift surgery has some universal characteristics that make the surgery safer and more intricate than ever before. Dr. Serebrakian is a leading surgeon in the San Francisco Bay Area for facial rejuvenation procedures. He will consult with you to help you determine which procedures will give you the results you desire, and are best suited to you.

Some patients might find that they can attain their goals with a less invasive procedure, such as a chemical peel. Others may be happier with their results if they combine face lift surgery with other procedures, such as a neck lift or forehead lift (also called “brow lift”.)

Face Lift Surgery for Men

Face lifts can be equally effective for men as for women. Increasingly, men are seeking the benefits of face lift (rhytidectomy) to achieve a younger, rejuvenated look. A consultation with Dr. Serebrakian can help you determine the approaches that best suit the male face, and the benefits and risks of the surgery.

Preparing for Face Lift Surgery

Adequately preparing for face lift surgery can keep you relaxed and healthy before, during, and after the procedure. Preparation begins at your presurgery consultation. Three to four weeks before surgery is a key time to stop smoking, stop taking certain medications, and start following your pre-surgery instructions. Getting ready for recovery — by mentally preparing for the downtime and making arrangements for transportation and after-care — is also essential to a successful rhytidectomy.

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