Face Lift
At Plastic Surgery Northwest, our board-certified plastic surgeons specialize in advanced face lift techniques to restore a youthful, natural appearance. With years of experience and a patient-centered approach, we help you achieve stunning results tailored to your aesthetic goals.
Our Approach
At Plastic Surgery Northwest, our approach to face lift procedures focuses on restoring youthful definition while preserving your natural facial character. We take the time to understand your goals and customize every treatment plan to your anatomy, lifestyle, and desired level of rejuvenation. Using advanced techniques, our board-certified surgeons achieve results that look refreshed—not overdone—helping you age gracefully and confidently.
Who is a candidate?
- Individuals experiencing sagging skin or loss of facial volume for those with a reasonably maintained complexion.
- Those in good overall health with realistic expectations
- Patients looking for long-term facial rejuvenation beyond non-surgical treatments
Benefits of a Face Lift
- Lifts and tightens sagging skin for a more youthful look
- Reduces fine lines
- Provides long-lasting, natural results
PRocedure Details
Traditional Face Lift
Remove deep wrinkles, add loss of jawline and neck definition.
Deep Plane Face Lift
All benefits from traditional face lift plus improvement in deeper structures and longer lasting results
Neck Lift
Often combined with a facelift to enhance jawline and neck contour.
Before & Afters
Common Questions & FAQs
How long do face lift results last?
Facelift results typically turn back the clock 10 to 15 years, depending on factors like skin quality, lifestyle, and the surgical technique used. While the natural aging process continues, you’ll always look more refreshed than if you hadn’t had the procedure.
Is the procedure painful?
Most patients experience mild to moderate discomfort during the initial recovery, which is well-managed with prescribed and/or over the counter medication. Tightness, swelling, and bruising are common but temporary, and many patients are surprised by how manageable the recovery is.
What are the risks and recovery expectations?
As with any surgery, risks include bleeding, infection, scarring, or asymmetry, though complications are rare with healthy patients and experienced surgeons. Most people return to work or social activities within 10–14 days, with swelling and bruising resolving over the following weeks. Full results typically emerge within a few months as healing progresses.
