Men often notice facial aging just as early as women do, but many hesitate to pursue treatment out of concern that results will look overly cosmetic or feminine.
What Is a Facelift for Men?
A facelift for men repositions sagging facial tissue and tightens underlying muscles, much like a traditional facelift, but with incision placement and technique adjusted for male hairline patterns, beard-bearing skin, and generally thicker facial tissue. These anatomical differences mean a facelift performed on a man requires distinct surgical planning to achieve a natural result. Men are also far less likely to use makeup to conceal surgical changes during recovery, which is something Dr. Griffin factors into incision placement and healing expectations from the outset.












