Asian Facelift

How Is an Asian Facelift Different?

In general, Asian skin tends to be thicker and less prone to sagging. Due to this, the Asian facelift is less invasive than a traditional facelift. Depending on your anatomy and cosmetic needs, there are various techniques available for an Asian Facelift.

What Are My Options for an Asian Facelift?

Minimally Invasive Lower Facelift

Dr. Chan or Dr. Haena Kim will surgically reposition and tighten underlying facial tissue. The results look natural and are long-lasting. This technique is comparable to the Lifestyle lift, Quicklift, or MACS lift.

Traditional Deep Plane Facelift

The deep plane facelift is less commonly performed as Asians tend to have anatomy and an aging process that lends itself to minimally invasive lower facelifts.

Brow Lift

For patients looking for a less drastic rejuvenation, a brow lift can tighten and smooth the skin around the eyes, eyebrows and forehead

To see which procedure is right for your aesthetic goals, contact us to schedule your Asian facelift consultation in Portland today.

What Can I Expect After an Asian Facelift?

Recovery time will vary depending on the procedure chosen. The deep plane surgical facelift will require the longest downtime. Dr. Chan or Dr. Kim will carefully review all of your postoperative instructions before and after the procedure. Be sure to carefully follow their instructions to avoid complications and insure a speedy recovery.

How Much Does an Asian Facelift Cost?

Since a facelift is a cosmetic procedure, the cost will not be covered under your insurance. At your initial Asian Facelift consultation, we can discuss all of your pricing and financing options for surgery.