top of page
Face Lift

ABOUT THE PROCEDURE

A face-lift is designed to reduce wrinkles and sagging skin on the face, under the chin and along the jaw line. During the procedure, a surgeon will make incisions around your ears and hairline to help reduce the appearance of scars. The skin is then lifted up, facial and neck muscles are tightened, and excess skin is removed to give you a defined profile.

Sometimes a face-lift is combined with other cosmetic procedures such as an eyelid lift, laser facial resurfacing, forehead lift, or liposuction of the neck.

 

WHAT CAN I EXPECT FROM A FACE-LIFT?

It’s important to have realistic expectations when considering a face-lift. A face-lift can help you look younger and fresher, but it will not create a totally different look. A face-lift will not restore heath or vitality, and it won’t affect the thickness of your skin or change your skin tone. It’s also important not to expect instant results—sometimes it can take up to six months to see the final result. Your surgeon can help you understand what results you can expect and advise you on combining your facelift with other procedures.

woman tilting head to left and smiling

Offered at the following locations:

Cosmetic services are provided on a fee-for-service basis. If your provider determines that a surgery is not medically indicated, * the services are not provided or covered by Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc., and you are financially responsible to pay for them. Clinical services are provided by providers or contractors of the Southern California Permanente Medical Group. Results of services vary among patients and cannot be guaranteed. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc., and Kaiser Foundation Hospitals may receive compensation for providing facilities and/or other support in connection with these services. For specific information about your covered health plan benefits, please see your Evidence of Coverage (EOC) or for Kaiser members, please contact Member Services at 1-800-464-4000.[Photo(s) show(s) model(s), not actual patient(s).] 
*Medically indicated treatment means treatment that is recommended in the professional judgment of physician after consideration of relevant medical standards.

​

Copyright © 2020 Kaiser Permanente

            Privacy Practices                             Terms & Conditions                                Site Policies                              About Kaiser Permanente                                     Careers

bottom of page