What is a cervicofacial lift?
THE cervicofacial lifting (commonly called facelift) is a surgical procedure, often performed in conjunction with other rejuvenation techniques, which focuses on the various components of facial aging, in order to minimize them and achieve a lighter, younger face.
One of the most common concerns among patients seeking a facelift is the artificial appearance of the face. There are currently several different surgical techniques available, so a personalized treatment plan is designed during the consultation to ensure a natural-looking result.
The ideal candidate for facelift surgery will be the one that already presents a drooping (ptosis) of the tissues of the face and/or neck, loss of definition of the jaw contour as well as nasolabial folds and marked marionette lines, maintaining a good bone structure and skin elasticity.
What does the evaluation consultation for a Cervicofacial Lifting consist of?
In the Plastic Surgery evaluation consultation information about the type, profile, shape and volume is discussed.
In fact, the selection of the surgical technique must always be adapted to each patient and personalized, so that the result is optimized and as close as possible to expectations.
Before and After Cases of a Cervicofacial Lift
See the before-and-after photos of a Cervicofacial Lift. Notice how the surgery removes excess skin and fat, firming the tissues and improving the contour of the jaw and chin.
Cervicofacial lifting with lipofilling
- Anesthesia: General;
- Hospitalization: 1 night;
- Duration of surgery: 5h;
- Photograph 2 months postoperatively.
Cervicofacial lifting
- Anesthesia: General;
- Hospitalization: 1 night;
- Duration of surgery: 4h;
- Photograph 2 months postoperatively.
Cervicofacial lifting, upper blepharoplasty and bilateral subciliary lower blepharoplasty
- Anesthesia: General;
- Hospitalization: 1 night;
- Duration of surgery: 5h;
- Photograph 4 months postoperatively.
Neck lift/necklift
The neck often reflects signs of aging, which affect the body's aesthetics and harmony.
A neck lift that removes excess skin and fat, firming the tissues and improving the contour of the jaw and chin.
This surgical procedure can be performed alone or in conjunction with other rejuvenation procedures.
- Surgery: Face and neck lift, fat grafts for the face;
- Anesthesia: General;
- Hospitalization: 1 night;
- Duration of surgery: 5h;
- Photograph in the immediate postoperative period.
Procedure
Facelift
Duration of surgery: On average 5 hours
General anesthesia
Recovery:
7 days until the stitches are removed;
2 weeks until the main edema and bruising disappear;
3 to 6 weeks until resuming physical activity.
Length of stay: 1 night.
Drains: yes;
Postoperative compression: chin cup;
Scars: The incision is made along the hairline and in natural skin folds around the ear, resulting in scars that become less noticeable over time..
Personalized and multidisciplinary perioperative plan
At the Allure clinic, a personalized and multidisciplinary perioperative plan, in order to enhance recovery from surgery and optimize the results obtained.
This plan includes physiotherapy procedures, starting intraoperatively, and the implementation of a nutritional supplement plan.
For better healing, after removing the stitches, you should always use SPF 50+ sunscreen and avoid prolonged sun exposure for a period of three months after surgery.
Medical Specialist
in cervicofacial lifting
Dr. Carolina Andresen
- Graduate in Medicine and Surgery with specific training in Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery
- Attended 42 national and international courses and meetings in the field of Plastic Surgery
- Awarded 6 scientific merit awards
Medical Specialist
in cervicofacial lifting
Dr. Larissa Lanzaro
- Graduated in Medicine and Surgery from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Porto (FMUP).
- Completed internships at leading national and international institutions.
- He has 11 publications in prestigious international journals.
- Presented 43 papers at national and international scientific conferences.
