I want to look just as competitive as I feel
A: Men are feeling the pressure of ageing, not only feeling less enthusiastic and fatigued by the age of 50 but generally looking that way. Encouraged by the success of rejuvenation surgery in women, about 40% of my practice is now comprised of men.
By the age of 50, normal ageing in men can result in a sagging of the jowls, a double chin and a very aged, tired, bedraggled appearance.
However, most 50 year olds do not regard themselves as old and to maintain their vitality, they turn to the gym, nutritional awareness, less smoking, antiageing medicines, and yes, facelifts.
Male Facelift
Facelifts for men concentrate on defining the jaw and eliminating the double chin - so you can now look just as competitive as you feel!
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Q: Is it true that winter is now a popular time to have a facelift?
Q: Is it true I can have a Mid-Face Lift without leaving visible scars?
Q: How can I get rid of my sagging jowls?
Q: I am only 28 and I have a double chin. What can I do?
Q: I look tired and my friends ask "what are you worrying about?"
Q: No matter how much sleep I have, I always seem to look tired.
Q: I’m 44 years of age and have noticed some excess wrinkling around my eyes, jowling, and some thickness in my neck and under my chin. My friends say I am looking tired. Am I too young for a facelift?
Q: What is the S-Lift?
Q: “My eyes were my best feature when I was young, now everyone says I look tired. Can my eyes look young again?”
Q: I know I need a facelift, but how about my heavy eyelids?
Q: What can I do about my heavy eyelids? (Asian)
