Botox? Dermal Fillers? Facelifts? Due to the sheer volume of cosmetic surgery procedures, it can be difficult for those unfamiliar with the topic to determine which procedure will help remedy their issue.
In this post, we will examine the issues that a facelift procedure can resolve. If any of these five examples describe your situation, then a facelift might be the most ideal solution for you.
1) Sagging Jowls
This is one of the most common reasons people seek facelift surgery. They are concerned with increased skin laxity along the jawline and at the corner of the mouth, which they feel gives them a tired and sad appearance.
2) Deep Nasolabial Folds
As we age the fibro-fatty tissue pad in our cheekbone area (malar pad) droops and, along with skin laxity, results in deepening of the crease that runs from the corner of our nose to the corner of our mouth (nasolabial fold).
3) Preferring to Pull
You smooth your skin and obtain a more pleasing, youthful contour by pulling up and back.
4) The Prominent Bands in the Neck
As we age, the platysma muscle in the neck can sag and cause prominent cords or bands that run vertically from under our jaw to the base of our neck.
5) Over Dependence on Dermal Fillers
Often times, fillers can help to support sagging skin and provide a more youthful appearance. However, when it gets to the point that you need multiple syringes of fillers every 6 months to maintain the desired effect, it is likely time to consider a treatment that will provide a more significant and longer lasting improvement.
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