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A facelift, or rhytidectomy, is a form of cosmetic surgery that is designed to correct the changes in appearance that can often result from severe facial skin laxity and sagging. It is a plastic surgery procedure that is typically used to tighten and reshape sagging skin around the midface, under the eyes, and around the nose, mouth and chin. Facelifts are also often used to remove unwanted or displaced fat from the face. They can also accentuate certain features such as the contours of the jaw, the line of the cheeks and chin and sometimes, the paranasal region.
The procedure has been available for several decades now and has long been used by Hollywood stars as a way to turn the clock back on facial aging. Celebrities have relied on the technique for years to keep them looking young and fresh and rare indeed is the Hollywood actor who hasn't at one time or the other used it. Those who can benefit most from facial cosmetic surgery are individuals in their late 40's to early 60's whose skin on the face and neck have begun to sag as a result of both gravity and aging. Ideal candidates for facial plastic surgery typically have good skin elasticity, a strong and well-defined bone structure and are still reasonably healthy.

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