How long will a facelift last?
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Today’s Question: How long will a facelift last?
Facelifts will essentially turn back the clock 10 years on average. If your first facelift is at 50 years of age, you are taking yourself back to about 40, but the aging process will still continue. This is why it’s not uncommon for patients to get 2 facelifts over their lifetime, one in their 40s/50s and another in their late 60s.
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