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A patient is rarely a candidate for a facelift only, as most patients that are old enough to have jowls or excess neck skin also have upper facial and skin aging. A facelift is not an operation for wrinkles but loose skin and ptotic tissues. Most facial wrinkles are unaffected after a facelift. A facelift does make the patients look tighter and reverses the gravitational and aging changes in the lower face and neck. To truly rejuvenate (restore the car), concomitant procedures such as brow and forehead lift, blepharoplasty, facial implants, laser skin resurfacing, and fat injections are added. For true facial rejuvenation, patients must be offered a correction of their global facial and neck aging with the discussed ancillary procedures took on the name “full facelift.” Read the full article

The world places a high value on looking young and fit, that is why cosmetic surgery is up, and men are a big part of the increase. More men today are having cosmetic surgery to help them look younger and attractive. Like their female counterparts, they have discovered the benefits of cosmetic surgery not only personally but also professionally. Men seem to be changing their attitude about several issues that were previously reserved for women. Feeling the need to look youthful and dynamic, well into your 40s, 50s, and 60s has led to men rethinking their attitudes to pills, diet, exercise, face-care products, and cosmetic surgery. In a society that values youth, 50-year-old executives are competing with younger, fitter, and more competitive 30-year-olds, who are often willing to work harder, and for less money. On the home front, men are also finding they want to keep pace with younger-looking wives. Read the full article