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The objective of a facelift is to make the face look younger. This can be done by removing excessive facial skin using surgical methods, as aging causes the face to lose skin elasticity as well as muscle tone. People in their late fifties and sixties sometime choose to have a facelift operation, but sometimes the neck lift procedures are done sooner. There are different types of facial rejuvenation surgical methods for facelift corrections.

For many mature people the look of their skin can become tired and droopy, and it begins to look worn and show your age. This is obviously something that nobody wants, and this is why many people are now choosing to have facial rejuvenation. There are many types of cosmetic facial procedures and one of the most effective of these procedures is Thermage.

Thermage is a non-invasive treatment that delivers tighter skin and healthier collagen. It tightens and gently lifts skin to smooth out wrinkles and renew facial contours by causing immediate collagen contraction followed by new collagen production over a period of time. Not only can Thermage treat the wrinkles on your skin, it can also help create flatter, smoother skin on the tummy, knees, legs, arms, hands or buttocks.

Throughout our lives, many factors including heredity, gravity, stress, environmental conditions, and sun exposure, can cause the face, our most visible feature, to age right before our eyes. These visible signs of facial aging, including a loss of skin elasticity and firmness, sagging tissues, wrinkles, and sun-damage, can strongly influence how we feel about ourselves and how others see us. Individuals who are energetic and excited about life can appear tired or sad due to the loss of youthful contours in their brow, eyelids, midface, jaw line, neck and other areas.

Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is a procedure to remove excess skin and muscle from the upper and lower eyelids along with removing or repositioning excess fat. Most patients are interested in correcting puffiness of the eyelids and excess skin of both the upper and the lower eyelids.

Oftentimes patients complain that they appear more tired than they feel. Sometimes fat is repositioned from the lower eyelid into the deep tear troughs or the deep depressions that exist at the bottom of the lower eyelids. The incisions are easily hidden below the eyelashes of the lower eyelids and sometimes performed with no incision on the lower eyelid whatsoever, called a transconjunctival blepharoplasty.

The facelift as well as the facial rejuvenation procedures that are commonly performed alongside it such as eyelid surgery and brow lifts remain the only viable option to restore a youthful appearance to the lower face and neck. A facelift can tighten loose skin and muscle and remove or reposition excess fat to eliminate sagging. The most significant degree of improvement is usually seen in the jowls, lower face and neck. Reversal of facial aging is not achieved through surgical rearrangement of the deep tissues and skin excision alone.

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Ptosis, wrinkling or fine lines of the face is largely the result of aging, massive weight lost, actinic damage or genetic disorder acting singly or in combination with one another. The aged look of the face results

from gradual reduction of tissue volume.

To better analyze the face and changes that it sustained through time this is divided in 3 regions. The forehead is observe for dynamic and static transverse lines, ptosis of the brow and vertical glabellar lines between the brow. The mid face is noted for hallowing of the cheek, deep nasojugal, nasolabial and labiomental furrow, hooding of the upper eye lid skin and lower eyelid bags. While poor jaw line definition accompanied by laxity of the neck skin with vertical lines is often seen at the lower 3rd of the face.