Before Facelift

After Facelift

Facelift Surgery
Perth, Western Australia

Some people wrongly think that facelift surgery is vanity surgery.  On the contrary facelifts do not change a patient's appearance but refresh the same face so that it looks less aged.  Unfortunately aging is relentless and although it will be nice "to grow old gracefully", it is not unreasonable to seek help to reverse some of the ravages of time, weather and stress.  We call it "maintenance."

Dr Chan has been performing facelifts for over 25 years and has helped develop some of the techniques to successfully and naturally look refreshed.  His aims in facelift surgery are:

• To make the improvement look natural and the face not appeared pulled.  In this way it would be hard for friends or relatives to know that you have had a facelift.
• To perform the operation as safely as possible and with minimum risk of complication.
• To have the result as long lasting as possible.  Most patients do not need a repeat facelift and can age gracefully.  For the few patients that revisit Dr Chan, it is usually 10 years or so later.

Facelift Surgery

Dr Chan has been performing and developing his facelift techniques for over 25 years and he has won a prize for describing his techniques to the Australian Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. He described his technique which aims to be safe and produce a naturally refreshed result that is long lasting.

Hospitals

Dr Chan operates regularly at the Mount Hospital, Hollywood Private Hospital and St. John of God Hospital (Subiaco) in Perth, Western Australia.

Free Preliminary Facelift Consultation with our Patient Educators

Our practice encourages and offers a free facelift consultation with one of our patient educators who can help you understand the process. At this consultation, the appropriateness of the facelift operation can be explained, approximate costs given and you can view photographs of similar patients who have had the facelift procedure.

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