Facelifts are not a one size fits all procedure. Just like how every human face is unique and different, so is a facelift procedure. One of the major differences is between male and female facelifts. This is largely because the two have different anatomies and tend to have different goals for their results. Dr. Alberico Sessa has performed countless facelifts on both men and women and can explain, “What is the difference between a male and female facelift?”
The first major difference between male and female facelifts is that men and women have different anatomy. Women have facial structures and skin that are thinner and easier to manipulate. Men, on the other hand, have thicker skin and more rigid facial structures. This means that surgeons have to be careful with how much skin they remove and how tight they pull it. Too much manipulation can lead to a windswept look.
Additionally, men and women tend to have different aesthetic goals. Women want to maintain a youthful, soft facial appearance. Men, in contrast, want sharper, more defined features. To learn more, call us at 941-923-1736. You can also reach out online via Price Simulator, chat, and contact form.
