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Facelift and anti-aging surgery in Korea

A facelift lifts the skin and the deeper support layer beneath, called the SMAS. Options range from a mini facelift for early jowls to a full SMAS facelift that also lifts the neck for deeper sagging. Plan 7 to 10 days in Seoul for a mini facelift or a forehead lift, and 10 to 14 days for an SMAS facelift.

General guidance from published sources and the clinic. Your surgeon confirms your own plan.

How to choose

Where the sagging sits decides the operation. Lower face and jawline point to a mini facelift, midface and neck to a full SMAS facelift, and a heavy forehead or brow to an endoscopic forehead lift.

Procedures in this area

  • SMAS facelift, full faceliftPage coming soon
  • Mini facelift, SMAS mini liftPage coming soon
  • Mini-incision lift, short-scar liftPage coming soon
  • Endoscopic forehead and brow lift, endoscopic brow liftPage coming soon
  • Neck lift, neck wrinklesPage coming soon
  • Thread liftPage coming soon
  • Forehead reduction, hairline loweringPage coming soon
  • Lifting after facial contouring, sagging after V-line surgeryPage coming soon
  • Under-eye fat repositioning, eye bag removal · lower eyelid fat transpositionPage coming soon
  • Upper blepharoplasty, upper eyelid lift · hooded eyelid surgeryPage coming soon
  • Facial fat grafting, fat transfer to the face · PRP fat graftingPage coming soon
  • Lower blepharoplasty, lower eyelid liftPage coming soon
  • Sub-brow lift, below-brow lift · brow skin excisionPage coming soon
  • Buccal fat removal, deep cheek fatPage coming soon
  • Laser liftingPage coming soon

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Cases and clinic figures come from our partner clinic, Urban Plastic Surgery. The partnership does not change what we publish about risks and recovery.