Dr. Few enhances a youthful, vivacious appearance with facial rejuvenation procedures
As time takes its toll on our bodies, many of us start to see our facial skin become loose and saggy. Other issues tend to arise as well, including fine lines, wrinkles, loss of volume, and loss of jawline definition. However, we don’t necessarily need to accept these frustrating changes as our permanent reality. With a thorough facelift in Chicago performed by a skilled plastic surgeon, you can turn back the clock on your facial appearance and achieve smoother, firmer, more youthful-looking skin.
A facelift, also known as rhytidectomy, is a popular cosmetic surgery used to create a more youthful face and jawline. The procedure is primarily performed to firm and tighten loose, sagging skin, enhance the contours of the face and jawline, and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
At The Few Institute, Dr. Julius Few offers several versions of the facelift procedure depending on your specific needs, goals, and preferences:
The SMAS (superficial musculoaponeurotic system) facelift is a procedure that addresses the facial skin and the SMAS separately. The SMAS is a layer of connective fibrous tissue located between your facial muscles and facial skin. This facelift procedure involves tightening the facial muscles, removing excess fat, and trimming excess skin around the lower two-thirds of the face. The SMAS facelift can be effective for treating sagging facial skin, hollow cheeks, double chins, and nasolabial folds.
Another popular option worth considering is the deep plane facelift. Like the SMAS facelift, the deep plane facelift addresses the SMAS layer. However, during a deep plane facelift, the SMAS layer is carefully elevated from the facial muscles underneath and released from the ligaments that anchor it. This allows Dr. Few to lift the SMAS layer without tension, which results in subtle, exceptionally natural-looking results. The deep plane facelift is an excellent option for patients suffering from moderate to severe signs of aging, including sagging skin, hollow cheeks, and deep folds.
If you’re looking to correct relatively minor signs of aging around the lower face and jawline, you may want to consider a mini facelift. The mini facelift involves smaller incisions than other facelift methods and requires shorter recovery downtime. This procedure primarily focuses on lifting the skin of the lower half of the face to reduce sagging skin and enhance the contour of the jawline.
The exact cost can vary depending on the type of facelift performed and several other variables. During your consultation with Dr. Few, he will give you more specific information on the cost breakdown of your procedure.
A facelift is a relatively complex procedure, and to achieve the wonderful, natural-looking results you deserve, choosing the right Chicago plastic surgeon is imperative. Ideally, you should select a surgeon with expertise, skill, and a track record of successful facelift surgeries. It’s also important to choose a plastic surgeon who you can trust. The best way to evaluate a surgeon is to have a consultation with them, get to know them, and ask them questions about the procedure and their approach. This will help you determine if they’re truly an authority on facelifts and whether or not they’re a good fit for your needs.
At The Few Institute, Dr. Julius Few is a skilled, experienced plastic surgeon with numerous successful facelifts under his belt. He will provide you with compassionate, personalized treatment and do everything possible to help you achieve your cosmetic goals.
Are there non-surgical facelift alternatives?
What’s the difference between a mini and full facelift?
What is the best age for a facelift?
Is there a difference between facelifts for men and women?
When can I exercise after my facelift?
How long do I have to wear my facelift bandages?
Are there things not addressed with a facelift?
Will I have to get another procedure in the future?
Will a facelift eliminate wrinkles?
Will my face look tight or pulled back?
What type of anesthesia will be used?
Yes, a liquid facelift, which utilizes Dysport and dermal fillers, can be an effective alternative to a surgical facelift.
A mini facelift involves smaller incisions and a shorter recovery period, and it’s meant to correct more subtle signs of aging.
Although there’s no universal right age for a facelift, most patients undergo the procedure in their 40s, 50s, or 60s.
Yes, because of subtle differences in facial structure and aesthetic preferences, facelifts are performed slightly differently for men and women.
After your facelift in Chicago, you should be able to resume moderate exercise in around three weeks and strenuous exercise in four to six weeks.
You will need to wear your bandages and compression garment for approximately two weeks.
Yes, areas like the neck, jowls, and upper face are typically not addressed with a facelift.
Although it’s not necessary, some patients choose to undergo a revision facelift once the effects of their original procedure have faded.
A facelift can be very effective in reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
No, with Dr. Few’s precise approach, your facelift results will look entirely natural.
Typically, a facelift is performed using general anesthesia.
