
When Do Most Patients Get a Facelift?
The decision to get a facelift is typically less about age, and more about the signs of aging that patients have begun developing. Everyone ages differently, so thereโs no hard and fast rule for scheduling your facelift. Typically, the patients who are the best candidates for a facelift are between the ages of 40 and 60. Thatโs a pretty wide range – so letโs take a look at some of the signs that might suggest itโs time to consider your facelift.
Wrinkles & Lines
Wrinkles and lines are probably the most noticeable, and the most dreaded, effects of aging. They develop gradually, so you might notice that theyโve crept up on you without you even noticing! In the early stages, most wrinkles and lines can be addressed with non-invasive treatments. But when these creases set into the skin and your skin continues to lose elasticity, your wrinkles become more pronounced and more difficult to treat. It is at this point you may want to begin considering a facelift.
When Other Treatments Donโt Work
As we touched on above, at a certain point, non-invasive treatments will not be able to produce your desired results. Although chemical peels, laser treatments and injectables can significantly rejuvenate your skin, theyโre not a permanent solution. Eventually, a facelift may be the only way to eliminate deeper signs of aging and restore a truly youthful appearance. So no need to rush into a facelift – try some less invasive alternatives first, then consider surgery if your results arenโt satisfactory!
How Do I Get Started with a Facelift?
If youโve been thinking that a facelift might be right for you, youโre in good hands. At Harold E. Beam, MD Plastic Surgery, we can help you plan out your facelift procedure and ensure that you achieve the best results possible. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule your initial consultation!



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