Facelift

Facelift surgery has experienced a resurgence of popularity in recent years. Although we now have more ways to rejuvenate the face without surgery, there is no comparing the benefits of surgical versus nonsurgical approaches to facial aging. During a facelift, Dr. Tattini repositions the muscle and tissue of the lower face and cheek area to […]

The signs of aging occur gradually, one line at a time. At some point, though, various changes such as sagging skin and jowls at the jawline accumulate to an extent that can make a person not feel like themselves anymore. When this happens, the idea of a facelift may enter their mind. Far too often,

The idea of rejuvenating plastic surgery can be both exciting and a little intimidating. Significant improvement can occur from a procedure such as a facelift. This is the light at the end of the tunnel. What patients like to know is how long and dark that tunnel will be. Here, we discuss what most people

Facelift surgery has historically been praised for its power to rejuvenate the face. Not too long ago, though, the popular procedure seemed to be replaced with injectables like Botox and dermal fillers. We can understand the reasoning. For a time, it felt as though a facelift was a clear path to looking “overdone,” which was

Historically, facelift surgery has been the most common method of restoring some degree of youthfulness. As good as the standard facelift has gotten, the introduction of fat transfer into the process has exponentially improved the age-defying results that are possible only with surgery. Facelifts are popular among men and women as young as their forties

  We meet with many men and women who are concerned about the cosmetic changes that are happening in the mid-stages of their life. Drooping brows, under eye bags, flat cheeks; these are all common frustrations that occur with age. And when they do occur, they make a person appear older than they are. Having