In general, a facelift before age 50 should last more than a decade and provide long-lasting results that require little or no additional treatment.
Plastic surgery
usually has no strict age limits. The ideal candidate for tummy tuck is in good general health, will benefit from the procedure and has no contraindications that inhibit or delay the recovery process. If you've read this far, consider it a progress to mark an item off your to-do list before it's done a face-lift.In general, getting a facelift depends on your aesthetic preferences, but the problem of skin laxity and general signs of aging will affect the results. A small or endoscopic facelift is a more affordable and less invasive procedure for people with good skin laxity and who only need minimal stretching. Blepharoplasty is usually included as part of a full facelift and may include the upper or lower eyelids, or both. However, if you are younger or have been lucky enough to have good collagen and you only have mild sagging, there is what is called a mini-facelift or endoscopic facelift.
There's no magic age for getting a facelift—some people choose to have one at age 35, others at age 40, 50, or 60 or older. A full facelift involves removing excess skin and lifting the muscles of the face, and has been a common procedure since its inception in the early 20th century. The double plicity technique gently lifts and tightens the deep muscles of the face without creating a tight appearance, a side effect that is common in traditional facelifts. As mentioned, early treatment may have a longer lasting effect, but there's no right or wrong age for a facelift a as soon as wrinkles start to appear.
A facelift is the most powerful procedure a surgeon can offer his patients to reverse the signs of aging on the face and neck, so that the vitality they feel inside matches the way they look on the outside. According to a study published by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, people consider that they look 12 years younger after a facelift. According to the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons, having a facelift when you're 40 provides longer-lasting results than for people aged 50 and over. Some surgeons recommend undergoing skin tightening procedures in addition to a facelift, for the best results, but ultimately, it's your choice.
Skin lifts and injectables can be used to improve the facelift, but in many cases they won't be necessary.
