Procedure Description:

What Is the True Cost of a Deep Plane Facelift? Myriam’s Experience at 57

Value, not price, is the right question. More often than not, a facelift that needs revision down the road will cost more (in money and in peace of mind) than a better procedure in the first place.

Myriam realized this at age 57. Her drooping brow covered her eyes and gave her the look of someone who didn’t have energy. Her neck and lower face had sagged into a version of herself she no longer felt. She didn’t look for the cheapest deep plane facelift, but rather for the best surgeon that can deliver natural results.

She ended up getting a Preservation deep plane facelift, deep plane neck lift and temporal brow lift. This was a vertical lift, one that would preserve its shape over time rather than just improving the surface for a year or two.

As you can see in this before and after facelift photos her one-year result are truly amazing. She looked like herself again, since no one could tell she’d had a procedure. There were no pulled look nor scars to indicate a facelift.

That’s the value of an investment like this. Not just in what you see immediately, but in how much it lasts over time and in how little maintenance it requires once the procedure is over.