Lower Face and Neck Lift with Local Anesthesia and Mild Sedation*
Patient
- Age:
- 50 - 59
- Gender:
- Female
- Ethnicity:
- White
- Height:
- Undisclosed
- Weight:
- Undisclosed
- Gallery:
- 29128
Procedure
- Female Facelift
- Neck Lift
- Eyelid Surgery
- Facial Rejuvenation
- Neck Lift
- facelift
- lower face lift
- Necklift
- SMAS Facelift
- Skin Tightening
- Platysmaplasty
- Upper Blepharoplasty
- Upper Eyelid Lift
- Upper Eyelid Surgery
- Neck Liposuction
- Natural Lift
- Aging Face
- Aging Neck
- Aging Skin
- facial laxity
- Facial Wrinkles
- Jowls
- loose neck skin
- Loose Skin
- neck laxity
- "Turkey Neck"
- Sagging Skin
- facial aging
- skin aging
Profile

Plastic Surgeon
949-438-2782
Procedure Details
OC Facial Plastic Surgeon
There is no magic solution to stop the aging process. Everyone will continue to age after their facelift procedure. However, the aging face is a dynamic process. A well-performed facelift surgery generally erases about 10 years from a patient’s face. Based on Dr. Kevin Sadati’s cosmetic surgery experience, ten years after an initial facelift surgery a patient’s face should still have more tone, firmness and a better looking neck than before they underwent the surgery. From person to person, the elements that affect facial aging will vary. Some of these factors are the genetic aging process, the degree of sun exposure and sun protection, smoking, various diseases and medications. Additionally diet, exercise and weight maintenance will also play a significant role in slowing down of the aging process. Remember, with facelift surgery the goal is to look like you, only younger and to continue to take care of yourself from the inside out to help obstruct the facial aging process.
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*Individual results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person. All "Before and After" Images are patients of Dr. Sadati. Other Images may contain models. This website is designed for general information only. The information presented at this site should not be construed to be formal medical advice nor the formation of a doctor/patient relationship.