“Traditionally, face lifts were considered one of more extreme cosmetic procedures and their popularity in the UK has never been huge when compared to other countries like the US for example” says Mr Cavale. “However, there has been a dramatic shift in the transparency from those in the public eye and an acceptance of aesthetic procedures is resulting in a new era for face lift surgery. It’s now the second most common procedure that I’m performing at my hospital and I think that the trend will continue well into 2024".
1. You might decide to have the surgery sooner than you might think
2. Filler fatigue is one of the main reasons cited for face lifts in my patients
3. Look for practitioners that specialists in ‘deep-plane’ techniques
4. Be wary of fad procedures like the ‘one stitch face lift’
5. The neck needs to be taken into consideration
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