Face Lift / Rhytidectomy

Face Lift / Rhytidectomy at WANSIRI HOSPITAL is a surgical procedure designed to lift and tighten sagging facial skin, reduce visible wrinkles, and restore a more youthful and refreshed appearance. The procedure works by lifting the skin and repositioning the underlying facial tissues and fat layers to their proper position. WANSIRI HOSPITAL focuses on advanced facelift techniques that reach the SMAS and Deep Plane layers, helping improve concerns such as nasolabial folds, marionette lines, sagging cheeks, undefined jawline, loose chin area, and neck sagging.

Facelift surgery can be customized according to each patient’s facial condition and treatment goals. Available treatment areas include the upper face or temporal lift to improve drooping brows, the middle face to lift sagging cheeks and soften nasolabial folds, the lower face to refine the jawline and chin area, and neck lift to tighten loose skin and wrinkles around the neck. In some cases, facelift and neck lift may be combined for a more balanced and comprehensive result.

WANSIRI HOSPITAL also offers Endoscopic Facelift with Endotine, a technique that uses endoscopic technology for better precision and smaller incisions. Endotine is a biodegradable support device used to secure lifted tissues, especially in the forehead and brow area, helping address sagging brows, drooping eyelids, and deep forehead wrinkles.

The procedure is performed by experienced plastic surgeons with anesthesiologist supervision in modern operating rooms. Before surgery, the doctor evaluates the patient’s facial structure, degree of sagging, and expectations to design an appropriate surgical plan. Incisions are carefully placed around the hairline or behind the ears to make scars less noticeable.

The operation typically takes around 3–4 hours under anesthesia, with an overnight stay of approximately 1–2 nights. Recovery usually takes 1–2 weeks, while swelling may last around 2–3 weeks. Follow-up visits are recommended for stitch removal and monitoring at 1 month, 3 months, and 6 months after surgery.