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Facial Aesthetics

Facelift & Neck Lift (Rhytidectomy)

Natural Rejuvenation Without the 'Operated' Look

As the facial subcutaneous fat shifts and the ligamentous supports attenuate, the face loses its youthful heart-shaped silhouette. Dr. Sheraz Raza's surgical facelift approach addresses the underlying SMAS layer and platysma bands, delivering a rested, vibrant appearance that looks completely natural.

Duration

3 – 4 Hours

Anesthesia

General Anesthesia or IV Sedation

Recovery

10 – 14 Days

Settling

3 – 6 Months

Facelift & Neck Lift (Rhytidectomy)

Lead Surgeon: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Sheraz Raza

IMC Hospital DHA & Omar Hospital Jail Road, Lahore

Key Surgical Benefits & Anatomical Goals

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sheraz Raza evaluates structural anatomy to formulate an individualized surgical roadmap. Key objectives of this procedure include:

Lifts sagging mid-face cheek fat pads
Smooths deep nasolabial folds and marionette lines
Crisp definition of the mandibular jawline and eliminates jowls
Tightens platysma neck bands (turkey neck correction)
Inconspicuous incisions concealed in natural hairline and ear creases
Documented Clinical OutcomeVerified Case
Chin Projection & Lower Face Harmonization
Before (Left)⟷After (Right)

Chin Projection & Lower Face Harmonization

Enhancement of receding chin profile creating balanced lower facial harmony with the nose and neck.

Patient Guidance

Frequently Asked Clinical Questions

Will a facelift make me look unnatural or stretched?

No. Dr. Sheraz Raza utilizes deep SMAS repositioning rather than pulling the superficial skin. The structural foundation is lifted upwards, allowing the skin to drape naturally with zero tension or windblown distortion.

How long do facelift results last?

A surgical SMAS facelift effectively turns the clock back 8 to 12 years. While normal physiological aging continues, you will always look younger than if you had never had the surgery.

Ready to Discuss Facelift & Neck Lift (Rhytidectomy)?

Book a private evaluation with Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Sheraz Raza.