For those of us that don’t have the option to devote a lot of time to healing, the Quicklift offers facial rejuvenation with superior results and a quicker recovery. Often dubbed ‘the weekend facelift,’ the Quicklift is less invasive than the standard facelift which means less downtime from your active lifestyle.
What is the Quicklift?
The Quicklift is a minimally invasive facelift procedure performed under local anesthesia. This procedure rejuvenates the look of the midface, jawline, and upper neck. The incisions for the Quicklift are placed in the hairline by the temple area, following around the natural curves in the ear. The Quicklift has smaller and more discrete incisions than your traditional facelift, and also produces a more natural result with upward-directed lifting. These incisions heal up very nicely as thin scars, with hair actually growing through the scars.
Quicklift Candidates
The Quicklift procedure is suitable for men and women who want to stay ahead of the aging process. Most candidates range in age from 40 to 70. In our 40’s we start to lose elasticity in our skin around our midface and jawline. This skin laxity creates jowls and double-chin as the volume in our cheeks seems to slip down with the gravity of aging.
How long will the results last?
The results of your Quicklift are permanent, and very similar to the standard facelift. That being said, we can’t stop the natural aging process. Factors including heredity, sun exposure, and skin type will play a role in the longevity of the results. A good skincare regimen and a healthy diet will help maintain your rejuvenated look. Quicklift results will last 5 to 10 years before you might think about doing something else.
We are offering a FREE ThermiSmooth Series with your Quicklift purchase this month! ThermiSmooth is a technology that tightens and tones skin without downtime or recovery for areas such as the eyes and the mouth. Call to schedule your consultation at (979) 297-9289. LIKE us on Facebook to stay current with our promotions and specials.