Facial Aesthetics, Prof. Dr. Hüseyin Borman

One of the most frequently asked questions is the lifespan of facial aesthetic surgery. After the surgery, the patient continues to age where they left off. Therefore, this period varies greatly depending on the patient's tissue elasticity, the degree of lifting required, and the final result. An average duration is between five and fifteen years. We generally perform facelifts in inconspicuous areas, such as inside and behind the ear. A typical person wouldn't see these incisions when looking at your face. However, a professional plastic surgeon can detect this. By making incisions through these incisions, the facial tissues are tightened. Excess skin is pulled back into place, resulting in a more lifted face. Our goal here isn't to lift the face; our goal is to restore the facial tissues to their original state, as seen in youth. By restoring these tissues, the patient's recognizability remains intact and we achieve very natural results. Patients can return to their normal social lives within about a week after surgery...