Sagging facial features
Skin laxity and volume loss in the cheek area, leading to sagging mouth corners and a weakened jawline.
Time passes, and with it come natural changes in our skin's appearance. We offer advanced surgical lifting solutions that subtly and naturally restore facial harmony, diminishing the signs of aging. Our focus is on achieving results that highlight your individual beauty, without an artificial look.

With age, the skin naturally loses elasticity and firmness, leading to visible changes in facial and neck contours. We understand these challenges and offer solutions tailored to individual needs, helping to regain a fresh and rested appearance.
Skin laxity and volume loss in the cheek area, leading to sagging mouth corners and a weakened jawline.
Formation of persistent nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and prominent neck folds, giving the face a tired appearance.
Accumulation of fat under the chin and laxity of neck skin, creating a 'double chin' effect and 'turkey neck.'
An overall tired or aged appearance that does not reflect inner vitality and energy.

The decision for a facelift is an investment in your well-being. Our procedures are meticulously planned to provide a subtle yet significant refresh to your appearance, allowing you to feel comfortable and confident in your own skin.


BeforeAfterFacelift and necklift

BeforeAfterFacelift and necklift

BeforeAfterMidface-lift

BeforeAfterSecondary facelift

BeforeAfterSecondary facelift

BeforeAfterMidface-lift

BeforeAfterXMACS facelift

BeforeAfterXMACS facelift
A comprehensive Deep Plane lifting procedure, addressing deep facial and neck structures for lasting and natural rejuvenation.
Book consultationA detailed assessment and evaluation of all facial areas, followed by a decision regarding the type of facelift—deep plane, SMAS, or subperiosteal—and its scope: forehead, brows, cheeks, eyelids, jawline, salivary glands, neck, and chin.
Blood pressure measurements and, if necessary, a cardiac evaluation.
Surgery under general anesthesia, lasting 3 to 6 hours, followed by a 48-hour period of hospital observation.
Postoperative check-up and suture removal.
Postoperative check-up and removal of staples.
A mask or compression bandage worn around the clock for 3 weeks, and then only at night for the following 3 weeks.
Follow-up at 6 weeks, followed by visits every 3 months to evaluate treatment outcomes and, if necessary, implement conservative treatment.
Final check-up and completion of treatment.

~ Jan P.
A facelift effectively turns back the clock by 10 or even 20 years; it is a return to youth and a restoration of fresh, youthful beauty. When we speak of a facelift, we refer to a procedure that restores one's former appearance. It is not a procedure that alters one's look entirely, but rather a method of reclaiming a previous appearance by harmonizing the contours and shape of the face. As we age, both the skin and subcutaneous tissues lose their firmness, elasticity, and youthful look, eventually beginning to sag. Over time, wrinkles multiply. A facelift works by tightening, lifting, and rejuvenating these areas. The aging process affects not only the skin itself but also the underlying tissues, the platysma muscle, and the fascia. Naturally, with age, the skin loses tone and elasticity; wrinkles appear, and the skin stretches and sags due to gravity. Subcutaneous tissues also exert pressure on the skin, indirectly contributing to further skin elongation. A facelift involves more than just excising or tightening the skin; it also entails the precise repositioning, restructuring, and trimming of subcutaneous tissues—specifically the fascia and muscles.
The consultation is a time for your questions and a thorough assessment of treatment options.
