Male Cervico-Facial Facelift

The aging process also affects men's faces, leading to skin sagging and deep wrinkles. In men, age-related skin excess is generally more significant than in women. The facelift procedure involves removing this excess skin and tightening the superficial skin and muscles of the face.

Another specific aspect of male facelifts is hair management. I ensure that the skin tightening does not cause beard hair to grow in the ear area. The technique is specific to maintain natural hair growth areas and ensure a natural result.

Look closely at these images! You can see the striking difference that a male cervico-facial facelift can make. The signs of aging and skin sagging are erased, revealing a rejuvenated, toned, and dynamic appearance.

Before/After Cervico-Facial Facelift

Here is the before/after of this beautiful patient, whose goal was to restore the firmness of the tissues in her face and neck. The photos are six months apart.

The cervico-facial lift is sought by patients generally aged between 40 and 80, whose face and neck areas have started to sag. While age is a factor, it is primarily the bony anatomy of the cervico-facial region and the quality of the skin that will determine whether a lift is indicated or not.

The cervico-facial lift procedure is performed under general anesthesia and lasts between two and three hours, depending on the complexity of the procedure. The operation involves discreet incisions, usually located around the ear and scalp, allowing access to the platysma muscles to reposition them and thus tighten the tissues.

Deep Facelift and Eyelid Surgery

This radiant 56-year-old patient benefited from a deep facelift with lipostructure a few years ago, followed by upper eyelid surgery, and continues to take care of her face.

Over time, the face is subjected to a negative vector due to gravity and repeated muscle contractions of the muscles that pull the face and neck downwards. Initially, this can cause negative emotions to appear on the face. In the long term, this can lead to ocular suffering due to insufficient coverage of the lower eyelid, which is pulled downwards.

During a deep facelift, we simply reposition the muscles and fat compartments that have shifted downwards. Thus, there is virtually no subcutaneous detachment. This allows the muscle-fat-skin unit to remain intact, preserving fine expressions and facial movements. The detachment is located under the muscle. After being deeply released, it is reattached deeply in a youthful position.

Excess skin will be removed without tension. The scars are hidden around and inside the ear. In the front, they respect all the hair and hide in the hairline, around and inside the ear. In the back, the scar is hidden in the hair. No scars on the neck or under the chin were necessary.