Face lift (circular lift)

A facelift, or full face lift, is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting age-related changes of the face and neck as a whole. The technique allows restoration of clear contours, reduction of tissue sagging, and achievement of a younger yet natural appearance without altering individual facial features.

The procedure works not only with the skin but also with deep musculo-fascial structures that determine facial shape. This comprehensive approach provides a stable and long-lasting result.

Procedure concept and surgical approach

A full face lift involves repositioning and fixation of deep facial tissues into a physiologically correct position, followed by skin adaptation. The extent of the intervention is determined individually based on the degree of age-related changes and anatomical characteristics.

During a facelift, the following areas may be corrected:

• lower and middle thirds of the face

• cheek area and nasolabial folds

• jawline contour

• submental area and neck

• age-related asymmetry

The objective of the procedure is to restore facial balance without excessive tension or a mask-like appearance.

Who a facelift is suitable for

A facelift is recommended for patients with pronounced age-related changes, loss of well-defined facial contours, and tissue sagging. The procedure is appropriate in cases where less invasive methods do not provide sufficient results.

The best outcomes are achieved in patients with good general health, stable body weight, and realistic expectations regarding the possibilities of surgical correction.

Individual planning and safety

Before surgery, a detailed consultation is conducted to assess skin condition, deep tissue changes, and facial proportions. Based on this evaluation, an individualized surgical plan is developed.

A facelift is a full surgical procedure performed in accordance with clinical safety standards and under continuous medical supervision at all stages.