should i get a facelift in korea or lose weight first? what is the avg cost of facelift?

[880]

lose weight first and maintain that weight for three months before PS.
the slower you lose the weight, the more likely it is to stay off.
i agree with @MissOrange that mid fifties is the ideal time, and upkeep
matters. I’ve also had laser, Botox, and filler, and find PS more results oriented than filler.
These days, I use laser and Botox as needed.

 

[pasteli]

Hi @babygirl416, 32 is too young for a facelift in the UK or US but not in Korea. The later you can have a facelift, the better, as once you have a facelift, you will need more facelifts in the future. Try using botox and/or dermal fillers which are nonsurgical facelifts until your face shows jowls, nasolabial folds, a squaring of the lower jaw, and neck laxity. Each facelift will cost you more and more as each subsequent facelift is a revision. I was 55 when I had a facelift so perfect age for it. Had I started at 32 I would have needed a facelift every 5-10 years and my face may look less and less natural so that by 55 it would be very obvious I had had multiple face lifts with tiny eyes and an unnatural face shape.

I plan to get double jaw surgery and facial contouring at 18/19yrs old. I also plan to get facial liposuction on my jawline, double chin, neck and above my smile lines. I already have slight nasolabial folds and marionette lines although they aren't deep but they really bother me.

I plan to get a mini SMAS facelift(?) and maybe mini neck lift in Korea, to prevent sagging, overall slightly tighten the face and remove excess skin after these surgeries. I'm not 100% sure about the exact names of what I want but I overall hope to lift the cheeks, jawline and improve my slight nasolabial folds and marionette lines.

I'd hope to not need another surgical lifting procedure until my late 30s, and I do not want filler. Even without the bone surgeries, I think I could really benefit from a mild lifting procedure and liposuction as the skin around my jawline isn't very tight and the jaw doesn't look very defined. What are your thoughts on this? Would I see good results? Or would it end up looking awkward or aging me more after a while? Many thanks.

 

[innajannina]

When you get pregnant. The facelift is gone right?

Why would that happen? I don’t think so, but I’ve no clue. Can you explain where you heard of that?

 

[innajannina]

I plan to get double jaw surgery and facial contouring at 18/19yrs old. I also plan to get facial liposuction on my jawline, double chin, neck and above my smile lines. I already have slight nasolabial folds and marionette lines although they aren't deep but they really bother me.

I plan to get a mini SMAS facelift(?) and maybe mini neck lift in Korea, to prevent sagging, overall slightly tighten the face and remove excess skin after these surgeries. I'm not 100% sure about the exact names of what I want but I overall hope to lift the cheeks, jawline and improve my slight nasolabial folds and marionette lines.

I'd hope to not need another surgical lifting procedure until my late 30s, and I do not want filler. Even without the bone surgeries, I think I could really benefit from a mild lifting procedure and liposuction as the skin around my jawline isn't very tight and the jaw doesn't look very defined. What are your thoughts on this? Would I see good results? Or would it end up looking awkward or aging me more after a while? Many thanks.

Everyone will tell you that you’re too young to have so much surgery - the Jenner’s did it, too. Just make sure to find a really good doctor. As for not needing facelifts, as miss orange mentioned, one should take steroids afterwards for a few days to prevent excessive swelling.
If you’re very young, the skin tightens up better after procedures.
I wish you best of Luck.