Centrally located in Southampton, PA and serving Philadelphia, Bucks, and Montgomery Counties, The Kole Plastic Surgery Center performs facelifts for men desiring plastic surgery.
Facelift procedures specifically designed for men can be an effective way to minimize the unwanted effects produced by aging, life stresses, and chronic sun exposure.
Although the results achieved with male facelift surgery are similar to those enjoyed by women, male facelift patients should be aware of differences in the goals and surgical approaches for men. Many men seeking facelift procedures are less concerned about removing wrinkles and more interested in restoring the angular planes of the youthful male face, especially in the jawline, chin, and neck.
Generally, healthy men who would like to enhance their facial appearance make good candidates for a male facelift surgical procedure. The facelift procedure is specifically designed to minimize the effects of time and the effects of gravity commonly faced by men. These common aging effects include sagging of the cheeks and loose skin around the neck and jawline. These lines form a heavy aged appearance that is undesirable to most men.
As with all male cosmetic surgery, you are most likely to be satisfied with your results if you maintain realistic expectations for your facelift operation. It is not possible to stop or reverse aging. What can be done is to repair some of the damage to your appearance caused by the aging process.
No facelift procedure corrects the signs of aging in the upper face, such as crows’ feet or forehead wrinkles. It is for this reason that a facelift is often combined with other procedures—such as a forehead lift or Botox® cosmetic injections—for total facial rejuvenation.
The surgical approach for male facelift patients is generally the same as that for a facelift for women. In both approaches, the patient seeks a younger and more energetic appearance. The overall surgical preoperative planning and strategy for achieving these results is also similar. This involves the removal of excess facial fat and redundant skin, along with the remodeling of lax muscles and tissues below the skin’s surface.
However, a facelift procedure for men does involve the use of slightly different surgical techniques than in women. Perhaps the key difference between the procedure for men and women involves the incisions made during surgery. Because men tend to wear their hair shorter than women do, hiding the scars after a male facelift procedure is more difficult. This often allows for significantly less flexibility in terms of incision placement. However, the incisions are always placed as inconspicuously as possible, usually along the natural crease where the ear meets the cheek, around the natural fold of the earlobe, and into the lower scalp area under the sideburn hair.
A successful facelift procedure can make men feel younger and more handsome than they have in years. Looking and feeling better often leads to increased confidence levels and a positive attitude change others will notice.
The price of a male facelift varies for each person. The cost depends on the extent of surgery necessary to achieve your individual appearance goal.
The Kole Plastic Surgery Center Center accepts cash, check, and credit card (MasterCard®, Visa®, American Express®, Discover®) as acceptable forms of payment.
Financing is also available through CareCredit®, United Medical Credit and Advanced Care.
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Facelift surgery helps with the most severe signs of aging, such as deep wrinkles, creases and folds. Although it is one of the more traditional cosmetic facial surgeries, few surgeons understand how to tailor the techniques to achieve a masculine and youthful appearance. Board certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Kole has the expertise and experience that you need to look younger and masculine with facelift surgery. To learn more about male facelift techniques for men in Southampton, PA, Philadelphia County, Bucks County, Montgomery County and surrounding areas of Bucks County, PA, contact us today to schedule a personal consultation with Dr. Kole.
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