
As we age, natural changes in the skin may lead to a loss of elasticity, contributing to visible lines, rhytids, and laxity in areas such as the chin and jawline. Several factors, including genetics, environmental conditions, skin quality, stress and the normal ageing process, may affect your skin over time.
Rhytidectomy, or facelifting, removes excess fat, as well as tightens loose skin and facial muscles. Facelift surgery is one option for addressing visible signs of ageing, while non-surgical treatments may offer temporary improvements. Face surgery involves realigning tissues, removing excess fat, and correcting lost volume. In some cases, a facelift may also include eyelid surgery, neck lift surgery, and fat grafting.