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When is a good time to get a facelift? How can you avoid being displeased? How can you best determine the most beautiful post-op results? My Guide to Facelifts includes the answers to these questions and more.<\/p>\n

In my recently authored Guide to Facelifts<\/a>, I discuss and share everything you need to know about how a facelift can refresh and rejuvenate your look. The contents include All About Facelifts, Types of Facelifts, Facelift Techniques, About the Procedure, Your New Look: What to Expect, Facelifts vs. Fillers, Combining Cosmetic Procedures, Avoiding Unfavorable Results, Safety and Surgery Risks, best ways to Evaluate Your Surgeon, and even how to Schedule a Consultation.<\/p>\n

The timing of a facelift is important and in fact, while it is unusual for one to have a facelift before 40s, it is even less common to have a facelift in one's 30s. Yet, most commonly, my patients range in ages from 40s to 50s to 60s. The result should be as natural as possible. How can you avoid a facelift that delivers undesirable results? I believe the answer to that question and in particular, when is it best to have a facelift, well, when the benefits of results outweigh the cost of scars, and you don\u2019t mind a slightly different look and when you have completed a reasonable amount of due diligence and homework and reflection on what is inspiring you to have a facelift and what is prompting you to seek the path of a facelift. These are important points to think about when deciding to have a facelift.<\/p>\n

There are various types of facelifts. However, just to clearly communicate, let me clarify that when plastic surgeons discuss facelifts among ourselves, we are referring to a procedure that has an impact on the cheeks, jowl and neck. It requires incisions in front of and behind the ear. And a great tip I share in my Guide to Facelifts is if you\u2019re considering a procedure to look your best for a special occasion, schedule surgery one month before the event to avoid any anxiety about your appearance.<\/p>\n

When deciding on the best surgeon to choose for a Facelift, my check list that is also included in my Guide to Facelifts is as follows:<\/p>\n