As you get older, the skin on your forehead starts to lose its elasticity and forehead lines or wrinkles start to appear. Your eyebrows can also droop which may give an appearance of heaviness of the upper eyelids. This can lead to looking permanently tired or “miserable” despite getting enough sleep. This is a common issue in middle-age or older, however the problem can develop in younger people where it can cause distress.

The brow lifting procedure lifts the tissues of the forehead to a higher position, this raises the eyebrows and opens the upper eyelid to give a younger, fresher appearance. The muscles at the top of the nose can also be weakened to reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles in that area.

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Blepharoplasty surgery (eyelid lift) can make you look less tired and may substantially rejuvenate facial appearance. Over time, the muscles associated with the eyelids can loosen, this results in bags or dark rings around the eyes that may have an aging effect.

Also, tissues that separate the cushioning orbital fat surrounding the eyeball weakens and fat protrudes into the eyelids forming bags under the lower and upper eyelids. In severe cases, the excess tissue can also obstruct vision and by having cosmetic eyelid surgery patients don’t only look better, but often can see better as well.

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Rhinoplasty (a nose job) is one of the most popular forms of cosmetic surgery to improve and refine the nose. Primary rhinoplasty refers to nose surgery being performed for the first time. The result should be natural, aesthetically pleasing and in proportion to the rest of the face.

Whether you feel your nose is too big or too small; too thick or too thin; too long or too wide; or too crooked, pointy or bulbous; surgery can alter and enhance its size and shape in a number of ways.

Rhinoplasty requires careful consideration of all facial features and your surgeon will carry out a thorough consultation and examination in respect of this.

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A facelift or ‘rhytidectomy’ is very effective in reversing the signs of ageing. Surgery has moved on considerably from the taught, ‘stretched’ look, and most modern facelifts now carefully manipulate the deeper facial tissues and re-drape the skin to produce a fresher, natural, more youthful appearance.

The classical facelift targets the lower part of the face and the neck, visibly improving the appearance of a slack, loose jaw line, reducing the deposits or folds of fat around the neckline and successfully minimising deep creases between the nose and mouth.

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Facelift
A facelift or ‘rhytidectomy’ is very effective in reversing the signs of ageing. Surgery has moved on considerably from the taught, ‘stretched’ look, and most modern facelifts now carefully manipulate the deeper facial tissues and re-drape the skin to produce a fresher, natural, more youthful appearance.

Facelift with fat injection
Combining fat injections (a fat transfer) with a facelift is a successful way of restoring volume to the face as well as reducing the signs of ageing around the neck and jaw line.

Face with lower eyes / Face with upper eyes / Face with lower and upper eyes
To achieve a balanced look it is often very effective to perform a facelift in conjunction with other surgeries, particular the eye area, which can display prominent tell-tale signs of ageing.

Volumetric facelift
As the face loses volume over time, it can appear thin and gaunt. A standard facelift alone may be less effective and result in a taut, stretched look. A new approach is the ‘volumetric’ facelift, which rejuvenates the face and restores fullness.

Temporal lift
The lateral browlift or temporal lift concentrates on correcting sagging around the outside of the eyebrow.

Endobrow
Your surgeon will insert an endoscope (a tube with a camera on the end) through three or four small incisions that are hidden in the scalp to minimise scarring.

Open brow
The fatty tissue is removed, the muscles loosened and a section of skin removed. The skin is pulled down and the brow is fixed into its new position to the bone of the forehead.

Face, fat transfer & brow
For those who wish to achieve and maintain a more overall youthful appearance, a facelift (or rhytidectomy) in conjunction with a brow lift (endobrow or open brow) and fat transfer (fat injections/fat graft) can deliver the desired results.

Brow and lower eyes
Depending upon individual needs and requirements a browlift (or forehead lift) can be performed in conjunction with lower eyelid surgery (transconjunctival blepharoplasty) to provide comprehensive facial rejuvenation.

Chin implant
To strengthen the jaw line and/or bring the chin or cheekbones into balance with the rest of the face, chin implants may be used.

Genioplasty
Facial or orthognathic surgery involves repositioning the bones (osteotomies) to achieve a more contoured, harmonious appearance to the forehead, nose and chin.

Malar implants
Ageing, weight loss or genetics may mean the mid area of the face is not be as contoured or developed as desired. Malar implants (cheek implants) can define the face, create more prominent cheek bones and give a healthier, more youthful appearance. Implants can also be used to correct significant asymmetry between cheekbones.

At any point if you have questions or concerns, we will be available to support you. Please call one of our friendly patient advisers on 0203 642 1490 who will be on hand to assist you.