Face-Lift FAQs

A facelift may be suitable for individuals experiencing noticeable facial sagging, loose skin, jowls, or deep folds around the nose and mouth. Candidates should be in good overall health, have realistic expectations, and seek long-lasting improvement in facial ageing.

There is no fixed age for a facelift. While many patients consider a facelift between the ages of 40 and 60, the ideal timing is determined by the extent of facial and neck laxity rather than age alone, with Dr Manoj Khanna personally assessing each patient to recommend the most appropriate treatment approach.

A well-performed facelift should enhance appearance without making the face look different. Dr Manoj Khanna focuses on restoring natural facial contours and reducing signs of ageing while preserving individual facial characteristics and expressions.

The duration of facelift surgery varies depending on the treatment plan and whether additional procedures are performed simultaneously. During the consultation, Dr Manoj Khanna explains the expected surgical timeline based on individual requirements.

Facelift surgery is performed under appropriate anaesthesia to ensure patient comfort during the procedure. Temporary tightness, swelling, or mild discomfort may occur during recovery and is usually well managed with prescribed medications and post-operative care.

Recovery varies between individuals. Most patients gradually return to everyday activities within a few weeks, while swelling and healing continue to improve. Dr Manoj Khanna provides detailed recovery guidance to support a smooth healing process.

Facelift incisions are strategically placed within natural facial contours and hair-bearing areas whenever possible. As healing progresses, scars typically become less noticeable and continue to fade over time.

Facelift results are long-lasting and can remain visible for many years. Although the natural ageing process continues, patients generally enjoy a more youthful facial appearance long after recovery.

Yes. Depending on individual goals, a facelift may be combined with complementary facial rejuvenation treatments to achieve more balanced and comprehensive results. Dr Manoj Khanna recommends suitable options based on each patient's concerns.

The cost of facelift surgery varies depending on the procedure's complexity, the surgical technique used, and any additional treatments recommended. A consultation is the best way to receive a personalised treatment plan and cost estimate.

Improvements are noticeable as the initial swelling subsides, but the final results develop gradually as healing progresses. Patience during recovery helps ensure the best possible outcome.

Many facelift procedures can improve sagging skin and loss of definition around the jawline and neck. During the consultation, Dr Manoj Khanna determines whether additional neck contouring procedures may help achieve the desired result.

A facelift cannot stop the natural ageing process. However, it can significantly reduce visible signs of ageing and provide long-lasting rejuvenation, benefiting patients for many years.

Yes. Facelift surgery can be performed on both men and women seeking long-lasting facial rejuvenation. Treatment plans are carefully tailored to maintain natural facial characteristics while reducing visible signs of ageing.