Face Lift & Neck Lift

Fce Neck Lift

At Denver Plastic Surgery, we specialize in offering comprehensive face and neck lift procedures, designed to eliminate excess skin and reposition both skin and muscle to their more youthful positions higher on the face. The rationale behind merging face and neck lifts into a singular approach stems from Dr. Rodgers’ perspective: she views these procedures as inherently interconnected. While each can yield positive outcomes independently, their combination amplifies the benefits, delivering a dramatically younger-looking appearance with results that are not only significantly more pronounced but also enduring.

This approach is particularly suited for individuals over 40 experiencing sagging facial skin, jowls, neck bands, drooping cheeks, or an overall loss of facial elasticity. Dr. Rodgers enhances the effectiveness of face and neck lifts by integrating them with fat transfer injections—to reintroduce volume around the eyes, temples, and lips—and laser treatments targeting the areas around the eyes and mouth to smooth out wrinkles and refine skin texture. Fat transfer is a procedure in which Dr. Rodgers skillfully extracts fat from areas such as the abdomen or inner thighs—where you might wish to reduce fat. This fat is then processed and reinjected into the facial area, not only to enhance the contour of the face but also to rejuvenate the skin’s texture and tone.

Dr. Rodgers’ face and neck lift procedures in Denver stand out for their meticulous attention to detail. By dedicating additional focus to the neck area and employing specialized suturing techniques, the longevity of her surgical outcomes surpasses that of many others. Furthermore, her careful technique minimizes skin tension during closure, significantly reducing the visibility of any scarring. This holistic and detailed-oriented approach ensures that the results not only look natural but also last longer, providing clients with a deeply satisfying transformation.

As with all surgeries, there are certain risks involved. During your initial consultation, Dr. Rodgers will discuss your procedure in depth and will describe the realistic potential results and any possible risks.