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Face Lift

A facelift (rhytidectomy) is the gold standard procedure for addressing visible signs of facial aging — lifting sagging skin, softening deep folds, and restoring a naturally youthful contour to the face and jawline. Unlike non-surgical alternatives, it delivers results that last.

Prof. Dr. Özgür Pilancı performs facelifts using modern, minimally visible techniques that prioritize natural outcomes — so you look refreshed, not “done.”

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What Is a Face Lift?

A facelift tightens the underlying facial muscles and removes excess skin to lift and reposition facial tissue that has descended with age. It targets the mid-face, jowls, and neck for comprehensive rejuvenation that can take years off your appearance.

Why Choose Turkey for a Face Lift?

Turkey offers world-class facelift surgery at a fraction of the cost of the UK, Germany, or the US. Istanbul’s top plastic surgeons bring academic expertise and high patient volumes — translating to consistent, refined results for international patients.

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Face Lift FAQs

Results typically last 7–10 years. While aging continues naturally, patients consistently look younger than they would without the procedure.

Initial swelling and bruising resolve within 2–3 weeks. Most patients feel confident in social settings after 3–4 weeks.

Modern techniques focus on repositioning tissue rather than simply pulling skin — producing natural, non-operated results.

Yes — facelifts are commonly combined with eyelid surgery, brow lift, or fat grafting for more comprehensive rejuvenation.

Most patients are between 45–70, though candidacy depends on skin laxity and overall health, not age alone.

We recommend 10 days to allow for surgery, suture removal, and follow-up assessment before travel.

Get Your Personalized Treatment Plan

Speak with our medical team and receive a customized plan tailored to your needs and goals.