A facelift remains one of the most effective ways to address sagging skin, deep folds, and loss of definition along the jawline and neck as the face naturally ages.
What Is a Facelift?
A facelift, or rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure designed to address sagging skin, deep nasolabial folds, and loss of definition along the jawline and neck. As the deeper facial ligaments and muscles loosen over time, skin alone cannot be repositioned without addressing what lies beneath it. Dr. Addona's approach focuses on the underlying facial structure first, repositioning deeper tissue layers to restore support before redraping the skin.
This layered technique is what allows a facelift to look refreshed rather than simply tight, since the face is lifted along its natural planes rather than pulled in a single direction.
Incisions are placed along the hairline and around the ear, designed to remain well concealed even as hair is worn back or pulled up.









