Tips on selecting a surgeon for your face lift surgery

1. Research your options.
Start with people you know. Ask friends who have had a face lift and talk to them about their overall experience.

2. Check credentials.
Researching your Plastic Surgeon is important. Review and check for: Plastic surgery training, board certification, hospital privileges, experience and professional society memberships. If a physician claims to be "board certified", make sure you learn the specific name of the certifying board. Our surgeons are Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.

The only Plastic Surgery Boards approved by the State of Florida are the "American Board of Plastic Surgery" and the "American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery".

3. Setting up an initial consultation.
Meet your prospective plastic surgeon and staff personally to get answers to your questions about face lift surgery. Ask about the surgeon's training and methods used for your face lift.

Our face lift consultation includes:

• Meet with our surgeons to discuss your face lift goals
• Receive answers to your questions about the procedure
• Preview the new you with digital computer imaging
• Review "Before and After" photos
• Tour our state-of-the-art surgical facility
• Receive a personalized information package

Receive our Information Packet on Face Lift Surgery

After Your Surgery

Recuperation and Healing:
The patient goes home with the head and neck wrapped in dressings, which are usually removed the next day.

Initial discomfort is easily controlled with oral medication.

Sutures are removed in stages between day 7 and day 14 after surgery. Swelling decreases to socially acceptable levels after 10-14 days.

Aerobic exercise can be resumed 3 weeks after surgery.

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