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Facelift surgery: Rectify the Sagging and Wrinkling of the Face.

The skin loses suppleness as we age, and lines and wrinkles begin to develop. Gravity's effects are also visible, causing the skin and extra fat deposits to droop downwards, making you appear older. Of course, managing a healthy and active lifestyle, avoiding smoking and tobacco smoke, and wearing high-protection sunscreen or, better yet, avoiding direct sun exposure during peak hours can protect your skin and keep you looking younger for longer, though genetic and environmental will still influence how quickly you age.

Ultimately, though, the passage of time will begin to appear, regardless of how excellent your DNA, how healthy you are, or how good your lifestyle is.


The traditional technique, in which the incision begins above the ear in the hairline and continues down to just in front of the ears, ending behind the ears, again in the hairline, or the limited technique, in which a shorter incision begins above the ear in the hairline and comes around to the front of the ear, are two techniques that may be used to perform a Facelift. The condition of the patient's skin, the severity of the facial drooping, and the desired results will all influence which treatment is used. Facelift surgery in Dubai is the best destination that patients can opt for.

A facelift is a procedure for healthy men and women who are experiencing mild-to-severe signs of aging, such as sagging cheeks, extra skin on the jowls, and deep lines extending from the sides of the nose to the lips. A facelift will not help with fine lines and wrinkles, sun damage, or hyperpigmentation. To cure these indications of aging, other non-surgical techniques such as laser should be performed instead of or in addition to a Facelift.

The effects of a Facelift last up to ten years. However, while the surgery may assist to reverse the outward effects of time, it does not prevent the natural process of aging. To keep the results looking good for as long as possible, you should live a healthy lifestyle and eat a nutritious diet, refrain from smoking, maintain a decent skincare routine, and avoid unnecessary sun exposure.

The top destination for facelift surgery:-

Facelift surgery in Dubai is a top destination among both men and women who want to improve their facial appearance and reduce indications of aging. Facelift surgery is a frequent cosmetic procedure performed by a team of trained cosmetologists in the UAE. The UAE offers a wide range of world-class medical care, innovative technology, and highly qualified specialists. The government keeps a close eye on the healthcare industry. As a result, in Dubai, UAE, development and quality control are continual processes.

Medigence: Enabling Better Healthcare Decisions

MediGence is dedicated to improving the patient experience when traveling abroad for medical treatment by utilizing the most advanced tools and technologies. We have a comprehensive and scalable telemedicine infrastructure to help millions of people across the world handle medical problems through on-demand and scheduled visits with licensed doctors covering different specialties thanks to the customer-centric approach.

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