Facelift and Neck LiftLess Heaviness, More Definition in Her 60sBefore and After

Look at the lower face first. In her 60s, the heaviness beside the mouth and along the jaw made the lower face look less defined. After her facelift and neck lift, that outline is smoother, while her familiar features remain recognizable.

The angled view shows how the cheek and jawline work together. Her cheek contour looks more supported, and the fold running from the nose toward the mouth appears softer. The change is not just at the neck; the lower face has a more balanced outline.

From the side, you can see a clearer transition from the chin into the neck. There is less fullness beneath the chin, and the jawline is easier to follow toward the ear. This is where the combined facelift and neck lift change becomes especially apparent.

From the opposite angle, notice the smoother contour beside the mouth and along the jaw. Her face still has its characteristic fullness rather than looking hollow. The result reads as more rested, not as a different person.

The final profile brings the face and neck changes into one view: a more defined jawline and a smoother neck contour. In my Beverly Hills practice, I look at those areas together because the transition between them matters as much as either area on its own. Her before and after photographs show that relationship clearly.