The procedure ‘resets’ the clock’, but does not stop it. If you compare your features in 10 years from now, you will look a lot better having had the lift than not. Other factors such as skin exposure, skin texture, smoking and your general health all play into how well your lift will last.

Yes. You do not have to stop eating for my procedures. You should have a light meal before you come in and there are no specific restrictions afterwards.

The next day.

It depends on what kind of procedures we do and if you will be getting any ‘relaxing’ medications. We recommend that you have someone with you if you have any ‘relaxing’ medications or eye procedures.

Anywhere from one to three hours depending on what is being done.

I prefer my patients to sleep with their head elevated for 2-3 days.

It varies depending on which areas you are seeking to improve. We can discuss this further at our consultation.

By one to two weeks after the procedure, depending on what was performed on you.

Some vitamins and supplements, such as Vitamin E and Fish oil tend to worsen bruising, so I suggest my patients to stop these at least one week prior and one week afterwards.

Seven days

You can dye your hair 4 weeks after the lift. We do not want any of the hair dye coloring to get too near the areas we have worked on.

It will vary from 2 days to 10 days depending on what was done.

Usually after 2 days.

Of course! I am only a phone call away to answer any questions, big or small.

No, the procedures are tailored to the face. Like a bespoke suit, the attention to detail determines the final outcome and the details vary between patients.

Yes, I routinely perform secondary lifts, whether it is a patient that had a prior lift many years ago and wants to keep up their appearance or whether a patient wants an improvement on a recent procedure.

No.

I rarely use them.

Yes; a more refreshed, younger looking you!