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Like most other markets in the United States, Las Vegas’s facelift patients tend to be between 40 and 70 years old. The reality is this: the average age is based on a broad sample of patients, but there is only one you. How you age and how you feel about your appearance matters more than an arbitrary number, so let’s instead look at your facelift options and how to know when a facelift is right for you.

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Before and After Facelift by Dr. Jeffrey Roth in Las Vegas, Nevada
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When Should You Get a Facelift?

When you choose to get a facelift depends on your individual concerns, skin elasticity, and the degree of facial aging you are experiencing. Some individuals, especially those who have spent a lot of time in the Las Vegas sun, notice sagging skin, deep wrinkles, or jowls earlier in life. Some may put off the need for surgery with BOTOX® Cosmetic and dermal fillers. And different people have different tolerance levels for signs of aging in their faces.

Your best bet for determining the most suitable timing for your facelift is based on a personal evaluation of your unique facial characteristics, aging patterns, and goals.

What Is the Best Age for a Facelift?

When it comes to the best age for a facelift, many surgeons agree that younger patients with mild to moderate aging signs tend to have better outcomes, as these individuals have more skin elasticity, which allows for a more natural, long-lasting result.

Patients in their late 40s or early 50s often make ideal candidates, as they can address concerns before more advanced signs of aging appear. However, many patients in their 60s, 70s, or even older can still safely benefit from a combined facelift and neck lift! So long as you are able to tolerate anesthesia and have your primary physician’s approval, there is no reason why age should hold you back from looking as young and vibrant as you feel on the inside.

What About a Mini Facelift?

A mini facelift focuses on the lower half of the face, addressing early signs of aging such as mild sagging around the jawline and chin. It is a less invasive alternative to a full facelift, making it an attractive option for many patients in their late 30s to mid-40s seeking a proactive approach.

The best age for a mini facelift is typically at the onset of visible sagging in the cheeks and increased prominence of nasolabial folds. This timing allows for subtler adjustments that preserve a youthful appearance while postponing the need for a more extensive procedure. A mini facelift is also popular for its faster recovery times, reduced risks, and discreet, natural results. Las Vegas mini facelift patients tend to be active individuals who prioritize preserving a young and vibrant look.

How Long Does a Facelift Last?

A facelift lasts as long as you are happy with the results. Surgery won’t stop the aging process, but you will continue to look more youthful than if you hadn’t undergone the procedure. Some patients notice changes after a decade or so and may want a follow-up procedure or to pursue nonsurgical treatment options; while others are perfectly content with a one-and-done approach.

Just as there is no one right age for a facelift, there is no one right answer for how long your facelift will last. In many cases, it comes down to genetics, your skincare regimen, and lifestyle choices.

Take the Next Step

If you think your appearance could use a refresh and would like to talk to a board-certified plastic surgeon, please request a consultation or call Las Vegas Plastic Surgery at (702) 450-0777 to get started.

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