About Facelift
Surgical planning for changes in the cheeks, jowls, jawline and neck.
Areas discussed on the official page
The practice describes facelift surgery for changes in the cheeks, jowls, jawline and neck. Its discussion includes loose skin, deeper folds and loss of facial definition. Dr. Singh’s approach is described in more detail on the deep plane and optimized technique pages, which help explain how underlying tissues may be addressed.
Defining the intended change
A facelift consultation should separate the concerns that lifting can address from volume, eyelid or skin-surface concerns. Describe what you notice in photographs and at rest, and ask the surgeon which features contribute. If other procedures are proposed, request a clear explanation of their purpose and whether they are optional. The final estimate should identify the operation rather than relying only on the broad label facial rejuvenation.
Read the official treatment pageQuestions for your consultation
- Which parts of my face and neck are included in the plan?
- Would volume loss require a separate treatment?
- What scars and hairline considerations should we discuss?
- How should I plan time off and help at home for the full operation?
Source
Mansher Singh, MD: FaceliftPractice information checked October 16, 2026.