Surgical Options for Lower Face Sagging

This includes: Lower Facelift, Y Facelift

Lower Facelift
With signs of ageing becoming more apparent in the lower sections of the face, the Lower Facelift procedure focuses entirely on lifting the muscle and skin for more significant results. Improving the appearance of all ageing skin types, the procedure is one of our most advanced plans available.

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Y Facelift
A signature facelift that was coined and introduced by Dr Yannis himself. The Y Facelift addresses the lower face and neck area sagging. The procedure involves focusing on the jawline up to the ears and down the nape of the neck for a lifted and tightened result and minimal visible scarring solely down to the technique.

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Non-Surgical Options for Lower Face Sagging

This includes: Soft Thread Lift, Thermage FLX, Potenza RF Microneedling

Soft Thread Lift
Reducing the need for invasive surgery, a soft thread lift involves injecting surgical threads under the skin’s surface to help lift the complexion. As the threads dissolve, they help boost collagen – essential for minimising the appearance of ageing.

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Thermage FLX
Stepping away from a surgical approach, Thermage FLX uses thermal energy technology to boost collagen and elastin levels that lift and tighten the skin, improving the jawline and lower face for a smoother and tighter result.

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Potenza RF Microneedling
The latest radiofrequency technology uses ultra-fine needles and radiofrequency to treat the skin. Gentle enough to be used on the most delicate areas, Potenza is a highly-recommended option for treating lower face sagging by stimulating collagen and elastin production to help revitalise, rejuvenate and strengthen skin.

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Whether you decide to go for a surgical or non-surgical option, our aim for those wanting to lift and tighten the lower face is to soften lines and wrinkles, improve creases and crepiness around the mouth and redefine loose skin the jawline.
Non-surgical options will require treatments, while surgery can see instant results once the skin has healed. But, all can be determined through a consultation that’ll allow you to answer any of your questions or concerns you may have.