Is There a “Best Age” for a Facelift?
Discover what’s the best age for a facelift and learn why biological factors matter more than your birthday for natural, lasting results.
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Mini Facelift vs. Full Facelift: Which Is Right for You?
Facial aging is a natural process, but thanks to modern cosmetic surgery, it’s possible to restore a refreshed, youthful appearance. At The Waltzman Institute, Dr. Waltzman, an expert in facial plastic surgery, uses techniques designed to produce natural-looking results that enhance your features without appearing overdone. One common question patients ask is whether they should…
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Why Smoking After Getting a Facelift Is a Bad Idea
Cigarettes have hundreds of toxic chemicals that can harm your health and affect your skin’s quality, making you look years older. If you smoke, your doctor will recommend quitting to prolong your life and lower your risk of developing illnesses like cancer and heart disease. Being a smoker can also disqualify you from getting your…
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Why Facelifts Are Trending With Men
Though doctors began performing facelift procedures more than a century ago, men have only recently started climbing on board the bandwagon, ending the persistent stereotype that cosmetic surgery is only for women. In recent years, there’s been an increase in the number of men seeking to improve their self-confidence and quality of life by addressing…
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Liquid Facelift vs. Surgical Facelift: What Are the Differences?
Aging comes with many challenges, including the look of your skin. As we age, our skin starts to sag, wrinkle, and lose fullness. Though these changes are natural, the desire to look more youthful remains valid. Thankfully, you can slow the signs of aging. Facelifts, whether liquid or surgical, can address these skin issues with…
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How to Get the Best Results from Your Facelift
With over 120,00 facelift procedures performed annually in the U.S., the facelift is one of the most popular cosmetic treatments – and for a good reason. A facelift, also known as a rhytidectomy, addresses more advanced signs of aging, particularly lines, wrinkles, and loose skin around the forehead, brows, and cheeks. But how to get…
