FAQ

Swelling usually fades in 10-15 days. Normal light activities can gradually resume after initial recovery, while stable effect comes in 3 to 6 months. Full healing can continue for several months.

A deep face lift is performed under anesthesia. After surgery, most patients report tightness, swelling and mild discomfort rather than severe pain. Pain control and medication guidance are provided during recovery.

Deep-plane and high-SMAS facelift results often last longer than superficial tightening. Aging continues naturally, but many patients maintain visible improvement for years depending on skin quality, lifestyle and anatomy.

Pricing depends on technique and scope, such as lower face lift, neck lift, eyelid revision, facial fat grafting or combined treatments.

The final quote is confirmed after medical assessment, treatment design and hospital arrangements.

You can book a remote consultation by submitting photos, surgical history and target concerns. The coordinator will arrange preliminary evaluation, doctor matching, scheduling and travel planning.

Most international patients stay 10 to 15 days for early recovery, dressing checks and suture removal. The actual return date depends on doctor clearance and flight suitability.

All surgery has risks. Professional planning, qualified doctors, sterile operating conditions, anesthesia management and postoperative follow-up are used to reduce risk. Scar and stiffness recovery varies by individual healing.

Most patients should reserve enough time for arrival, consultation, surgery, early recovery and stitch removal. The team can help estimate itinerary length before you book flights.

1. Keep wounds clean and dry.
2. Avoid pulling, rubbing and heavy facial expressions early.
3. Use scar care products only as instructed.
4. Avoid alcohol, spicy foods and smoking during recovery.
5. Report redness, itching or thickening to the care team.

Remote follow-up is provided through photos, video consultation and report review. The team can adjust home care, medication reminders and rehabilitation suggestions according to recovery status.

Initial improvement is visible after swelling improves. The face continues to soften and settle over months, with stable effect commonly assessed around 3 to 6 months.

Procedures should be performed by qualified doctors in approved medical facilities. The service process includes qualification review, hospital coordination, informed consent and medical record support.

The team focuses on doctor background, clinical case experience, aesthetic communication and surgery planning. Patients should confirm the operating doctor, technique, anesthesia plan and safety system before surgery.

Revision planning depends on anatomy, previous surgery, tissue condition and healing. A detailed consultation is required before deciding whether revision is suitable.

Suitable candidates usually have facial laxity, sagging or aging concerns and are in acceptable health. Patients with uncontrolled disease, unrealistic expectations or unsuitable anatomy may need alternative plans.

1. Online consultation and case review.
2. Personalized plan and quotation.
3. Travel, visa and appointment coordination.
4. Onsite doctor consultation and examination.
5. Surgery and inpatient recovery.
6. Discharge, return trip and remote follow-up.

Most facial rejuvenation surgery takes several hours. Combined surgery and complex revision can take longer. The exact time depends on the selected procedure and doctor plan.

Success depends on surgical indication, doctor experience, anatomy, recovery cooperation and realistic expectations. The team emphasizes proper case selection and full communication before surgery.

The price can be confirmed only after consultation and scope evaluation. Combined procedures, revision surgery and hospital arrangements may affect final cost.

Facelift surgery does not stop natural aging. Patients may continue to age after surgery, but structural repositioning can provide a more refreshed baseline. Later maintenance depends on lifestyle and skin care.

People with uncontrolled hypertension, diabetes, severe heart disease, active infection, coagulation problems, pregnancy or unrealistic expectations may not be suitable until risks are controlled.

Hospital stay varies by procedure and recovery. Many patients need close observation during the early postoperative stage and then continue recovery in a nearby hotel or accommodation.

Prepare clear photos, medical history, medication list, allergy history, prior surgery records, passport and travel information. Follow medical instructions about fasting, medication and smoking or alcohol restrictions.

Recovery is usually described as tightness, swelling and pressure rather than sharp pain. Pain medicine and follow-up guidance are provided when needed.

A facelift does not stop aging. It can reposition tissues and improve visible sagging, but anti-aging maintenance and healthy habits remain important.

Choose soft, mild food and avoid alcohol, seafood, beef, mutton, hot pot and irritating foods during early recovery or as instructed by the doctor.

Sensitive skin and scar tendency require doctor evaluation. Surgery is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Menstruation timing should be discussed during scheduling.

Temporary tightness, numbness or expression stiffness may occur during recovery. Persistent functional changes are uncommon but must be evaluated promptly if they occur.

The operating doctor should be confirmed before surgery. Assistant support may be involved, but the surgical plan and main operation should be clearly explained during consultation.