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Facelift - Bucks County's Premier Cosmetic Surgery SpecialistsMany people think that a facelift will leave your face looking stretched and artificial, like you have just been through a wind tunnel. If this is your concept of the procedure, there is good news. Techniques have come a long way in the last decade. We have developed a new generation of techniques, which takes a "layered" approach to restoring a youthful look to the face. These modern techniques are designed not simply to stretch the skin but to tighten the interlacing network of connective tissues that joins the facial muscles beneath the skin. The result is a smoother, longer lasting and better appearing rejuvenation, compared to old-style superficial skin tightening procedures. Facelift surgery (technically called rhytidectomy) uses strategically placed incisions (hidden in the scalp line, under the natural fold of the chin and within the natural creases of the ear) to reverse the visible signs of facial aging, including the developing of jowls and a double chin. It can also decrease the appearance of vertical creases of the skin, as well as vertical bands of muscles in the front of the neck. The Laser At what age should someone have a facelift? Here's what we tell our patients. If you are happy with your appearance, it doesn't matter what age you are. You don't need a facelift. If the procedure is right for you, let's do it early enough so that we have the option of using the simplest and least invasive techniques to achieve your goal. Our goal in facelift surgery is to produce a natural, revitalized appearance for our patients. We don't want people to walk up to them and say, "Who did your face?" We want them to say, "You look great. Have you lost weight?" We perform the procedure under "twilight anesthesia", or sedation, at our facility in lovely Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and you are able to go home the same day. Click here to see our facelift Picture Gallery.
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Cosmetic Surgery Specialists St. Mary Medical Center
Suite 120, St. Clare Medical Building
1203 Langhorne-Newtown Road, Langhorne, PA 19047
Telephone: 215-750-9400 · Facsimile: 215-750-7400 Hotels in Area |


