Lower Facelift

Lower facelifts are designed for rejuvenating the lower third of the face, including everything that is below the corners of the mouth, such as the jawline. Underlying facial structures that become slack with age are tightened while loose skin may be removed to reduce jowls and improve the definition of the jawline. A mini facelift can also improve the area under the chin and address excess neck fat. A neck lift and lower facelift are usually combined to optimize results. It’s rare for a mini facelift to be done on its own. The bottom third of the face is rejuvenated, improving the contours of the jawline and chin.

This surgery involves techniques that are less invasive and requires much smaller incisions in comparison to a full facelift. The recovery time for a mini facelift is shorter compared to the recovery for a full facelift. Although “lower facelift” and “mini facelift” are often used interchangeably, patients should remember that facial plastic surgery terms are used differently by different plastic surgeons. It’s important that both the surgeon and patient are clear on the patient’s specific areas of concern, what can be done to correct them, and the expected results.

Have you been searching online for, “lower facelift prices,” “combined lower facelift and neck lift,” or similar phrases? Patients who are interested in lower facelift surgery may also have other questions about various aspects of this face operation such as mini facelift cost or traditional facelift cost, how a lower facelift compares to a full facelift, deep plane face lifting, ponytail facelifts, cheek lifts or mid-face lifts, facelift and neck lift recovery, and other facelift and neck lift before and after details. We will discuss everything you need to know about the lower facelift procedure during your consultation.

Along with traditional facelifts and lower facelifts or ponytail facelifts and neck surgery or neck lift surgery, Cosmetic Surgery Institute also offers other techniques to rejuvenate the face and reduce signs of aging. BOTOX^®, dermal fillers, chemical peels, dermaplaning, and microneedling, are some of our non-surgical approaches for addressing cosmetic concerns on the face such as wrinkles. In addition to surgery for the face, there are also various types of plastic surgery to enhance the shape and contours of the body, such as tummy tucks, liposuction, and Brazilian butt lift surgery.