Plastic surgeon warns on facelift timing and filler use
Many people experience sagging facial features as they age and may require facelift surgery to enhance their appearance. Cosmetic surgeon Dr. Teri Dubro warns that undergoing a facelift too early, such as in the thirties, may not be appropriate, especially if the changes are minor, since the procedure involves incisions, a recovery period, and could lead to complications or unnatural alterations in facial features if performed excessively. He also cautions that delaying surgery for a long time and relying on non-surgical techniques, like fillers or laser treatments, may cause the tissues to sag further, making surgical lifting more complicated. He explains that the suitable age for a facelift varies depending on the individual; it might be appropriate in the late forties, fifties, or sixties. The decision should be based on facial features and skin condition, not age alone. It’s advisable to obtain a separate medical evaluation from a specialist before making a decision and to avoid excessive cosmetic procedures that could alter facial features unnaturally.
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