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About Facial Ageing
Facial ageing is influenced by multi-layered structural changes including:
• Bone remodelling
• Fat compartment descent
• Ligament laxity
• Collagen and elastin decline
• Dermal thinning
How does a non-surgical facelift work?
These changes may contribute to reduced jawline definition, mid-face descent, fold formation and overall softening of contour. A non-surgical facelift does not replicate surgical outcomes, but may improve structural support and skin integrity in individuals with mild to moderate laxity. Because facial anatomy is complex and highly individual, comprehensive medical assessment and advanced technique are essential. Treatment planning is based on structural analysis rather than isolated line correction.
All recommendations are individualised, with discussion of suitability, risks, alternatives and pricing provided during consultation. A consultation is required prior to any procedure to determine medical suitability and establish an appropriate plan.
Non Surgical Facelift
Frequently Asked Questions
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Depending on suitability, options may include PDO threads, volume-supporting treatments, skin tightening, and collagen-supportive therapies. Consultation is required before treatment reocmmendation.
What is recovery like?
Downtime is generally limited, though mild swelling or bruising may occur.
Are maintenance treatments required?
Maintenance may be recommended following reassessment.
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Depending on individual suitability, options discussed during consultation may include PDO thread procedures and other non-surgical treatments intended to support tissue structure.
A comprehensive consultation is required before any treatment recommendation is made -
Recovery experiences vary depending on the treatment performed. Temporary swelling, bruising or tenderness may occur. Following consultation, a personalised treatment plan will be provided, including information about expected recovery considerations based on the recommended procedure.
All medical procedures carry risks. -
Maintenance may be recommended following reassessment.
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A non-surgical facelift is a general term used to describe non-surgical cosmetic procedures that may be considered to address concerns related to skin support and facial structure. These treatments do not involve surgical incisions and are discussed following medical assessment to determine suitability.
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Depending on individual assessment, treatment may involve procedures intended to support soft tissue, improve skin quality, or address volume changes. The specific approach varies based on anatomy, clinical findings and treatment goals.
