Face Lift Cost

The price for a face lift ranges from $6,000 to $25,000. Face lift cost is dependent on the locale, experience of the surgeon, and the extent of the procedure. In addition, face lift prices include much more than the surgeon’s fee, which is usually $5,000-$6,000. The total cost includes facility fees, hospital fees, anesthesiologist fees, and more.

General Face Lift Prices

The extent and type of face lift surgery will affect its cost, as well as the surgeon’s experience and qualifications and the region where the surgery is performed. The American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery found that face lift surgery was more expensive in the New England States, followed by the mountain/Pacific states. Least expensive were the Middle Atlantic States, north central states, and south central states.

The type of facility in which the surgery is performed can also affect the cost of a face lift. Some surgeons maintain their own surgical suites or are affiliated with outpatient surgery centers; others perform surgery at a hospital, which can bump up face lift prices.

On average, however, surgeon fees for face lift surgery range from $5,000 to $6000. The total cost of the procedure ranges from $6,000 to $25,000 when facility fees, anesthesiologist fees, aftercare fees, and other face lift costs are added in.

Price by Type of Face Lift Procedure

Prices for face lift surgery vary depending on the technique used and the extent of the procedure. In general, a minor face lift will cost $5,000-$7,000, while more extensive work can approach $15,000.

Average face lift prices according to technique are as follows:

Standard face lift: $6,000-$15,000, average $8,000

Mid face lift: $4,000-$10,000, average $7,000

Lower face lift: $4,000-$10,000, average $7,000

Mini (weekend) face lift: $3,500-$6,500, average $5,000

Threadlift face lift: $2,000-$6000, average $4000

If a neck lift is performed at the same time as face lift surgery, the price usually increases by $4,000 to $7,500. In addition, eyelid surgery, brow lift surgery, facial liposuction, and microdermabrasion are often performed along with face lift, and this can increase the cost of treatment.

Locate a Facial Plastic Surgeon in Your City

For an individualized breakdown of face lift prices, it is best to speak with a surgeon in your area and discuss a specific course of treatment. To learn more about face lift cost, use DocShop to locate a qualified face lift surgeon in your area.

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Comments

1

I have so much extra skin from weight loss in 2000 I want to know is there a place I could donate the skin free of charge to me?

JUDY HOGGARD
4 months ago

2

Can I get a face lift if I have a pace maker?

Margie Goff
about 1 year ago

3

Kay Turner: I got the threads 4 years ago and hate them. If one comes loose at one end, you end up with a dimple on the other end. I have a pucker, and actually had a couple of puckers and my Dr. had to go in and cut the threads to relieve the pucker. I am now about to have a facelift and my new Dr. will be removing the threads at the same time. I was told the original threads could be tightened as I got older. Not true. I know several gals who have done threads and no one is happy with them.

Carol
about 1 year ago

4

Mr. Vancil.. as in reply to your request for asnswers to cost,I dont think at this time there is help for your problem.. I would however like to make you aware that the procedures that your wife has went through may also make it hard to be accepted for this procedure... I am not sure though, so you need to check that out. Best of wishes to you and your wife. God Bless

Bobbie Overman
about 1 year ago

5

I am concerned about the long term. After you age more, what happens? Also, if one should break or come loose, what next? And, is there any chance of your body rejecting the thread?

kay turner
about 1 year ago

6

my wife is 54 years old and has had a kidney transplant in 1999 the predizone and other drugs taken in the first years after the transplant caused her face to ballon and after the swelling went down it left her face wrinkled. I hvae not had steady employment for 5 years but would like to know if there is anything that can be done to help her. She has medicare, but I dont think it would be covered. Thank you Lee Vancil 239-601-5673

Lee Vancil
about 1 year ago