10 Things To Know About Rhytidectomy

Rhytidectomy, more commonly known as a facelift, is the removal of wrinkles using cosmetic surgery.
The procedure is known for giving a more youthful appearance and restoring the look you had when you were younger.

Here are 10 things you probably didn't know about facelifts:

1. Facelifts are carried out using a number of different techniques and routines, which involves the removal of excess skin on the face.

2. The procedure can also tighten tissue located beneath the skin, as well as the redraping of skin on the neck or face.

3. Patients can also perform exercise routines on a regular basis that help tone the muscles in the face. This in combination with rhytidectomy can help restore youth, which helps build self confidence and a happier lifestyle.

4. Facelifts are commonly combined with blepharoplasty, also known as eyelid surgery. This is because having a facelift will smooth and tighten the skin on the face, therefore if a patient suffers from eyebags these will be noticeable without correction.

5. Facelifts are a common cosmetic procedure in the UK. The 6th most popular type of surgery performed, behind breast augmentation, liposuction, tummy tucks, eyelid surgery and breast lifts.

6. The surgery is performed using different types of incision. Cosmetic surgeons practice different types of incision so that the best informed choice can be made for each patient.

7. There are 4 main factors that are taken into consideration in rhytidectomy and that can affect how successful a facelift can be. These are; patient age, recovery time, patient expectations and the areas to be corrected / improved.

8. Facelifts cost on average between £4000-£9000 in the UK, depending on the area, the clinic and the extent of the surgery. More extensive facelifts whereby more work is required to achieve the desired results are at the top end of the scale.

9. There are different types of facelift available to patients depending on what their issues are and problem areas. These include; full facelift, mid facelift, mini facelift, SMAS lift and deep plane facelift.

10. Recovery from rhytidectomy takes around 2 weeks to one month on average. Bandages are often applied to aid recovery and time off work is needed to ensure patients get the most out of their cosmetic procedure.

If you want to talk about the possibilities of a facelift, contact us today for a no obligation consultation. We are located in Manchester and cover all regions of the North of England including Salford, Birkenhead, Stockport, Oldham, Wigan and Bury.

To know more about facelift surgery, please visit: https://manchesterprivatehospital.com/cosmetic-surgery/facelift/

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    Facelift surgery in Manchester

    Wrinkles, age spots (brown) and loose skin are all inevitable symptoms of ageing. However, they no longer have to be.
    Many people in Manchester and beyond are choosing to reverse the signs of getting old with facelift cosmetic surgery.

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    Rhytidectomy is a common procedure in the UK for both men and women. And the extent of the surgery can be anything from minimal to a full facelift.
    People often say they still feel young, but their body lets them down.
    Those who want to look as young as they feel can now do so with a facelift.
    Skin that has lost its elasticity can make people have a tired and droopy look to them. A facelift removes sagging excess skin so that the amount of skin on the face is reduced.

    Benefits

    There are many other benefits to a rhytidectomy procedure, these include;
    - Feeling fresh and rejuvenated
    - A more youthful look
    - Boost to self esteem and self confidence
    - More clothing options with lower necklines
    - Easier make up application due to a smoother and more contoured face
    During the decision making process of deciding whether or not you want a facelift, you can speak directly with a consultant to discuss your options. A consultation is great for not only finding out what is right for you, but also asking questions to your surgeon for peace of mind.

    Common questions to ask your consultant include:

    - What cannot be achieved by rhytidectomy?
    - What will my facelift achieve?
    - Is the operation and recovery painful?
    - Am I a suitable patient for a facelift?
    - How long do the results of rhytidectomy last?
    - Will additional surgery be required further down the line?
    - Should I consider other cosmetic procedures alongside rhytidectomy?

    At the Manchester Private Hospital, our cosmetic surgeons are competent and experienced in carrying out facelifts.

    We aim to build up a rapport with patients and provide peace of mind at every step along the way.

    It is important to us that patients feel comfortable in putting their trust in our experts to carry out their surgery.

    What you will not find at our clinic is staff being impatient, pushy or pressurising you in to surgery.

    Our levels of professionalism and patient care are top priority, providing you with all the tools you need to make an informed decision about procedures.

    If you want to know more about how your surgery will be performed and the professional carrying out the procedure, you can ask direct questions to your consultant during the consultation.

    It's common for patients to what to ask:

    - How many facelifts have you performed?
    - How long have you been carrying out facelifts?
    - Do you perform other cosmetic procedures?

    Do not feel 'cheeky' or embarrassed to ask direct questions during your consultation. Opting for cosmetic surgery is potentially one of the biggest decisions you will make in your personal life.

    We understand this, that is why we operate a no pressure policy to all patients so that they can receive advice and guidance to make an informed decision.

    To know more about facelift, please visit: https://manchesterprivatehospital.com/cosmetic-surgery/facelift/

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