Male Facelift

Facelift surgery is performed under local or general anesthesia, ensuring that you sleep soundly while Dr. Macias artfully rejuvenates your appearance. You will feel no pain and have no memory of the surgery after you wake up. After your facelift, it is common to experience mild soreness and tenderness in the lower face. You can alleviate these symptoms with prescription and over-the-counter pain medications, as well as plenty of rest.

Your male facelift in Los Angeles will require a series of visits with Dr. Macias. In addition to your consultation and surgery, you will see the doctor for several follow-up sessions, which allow him to confirm your healing process is on track and no complications are on the horizon.

Within approximately one month, you will notice a more refreshed and energized appearance beginning to emerge. However, it can take several more months for all residual swelling to subside, so be cautious not to judge your results too quickly.

The fine folds around the ears and the hairline often hide scarring from a male facelift. Dr. Macias is an expert at accommodating male facial hair growth patterns when creating incisions, ensuring your final result looks natural and seamless.

Patients typically need to wait a month or two before resuming strenuous gym workouts or heavy lifting. As part of your aftercare plan, Dr. Macias will provide a customized timeline for resuming normal activities.

Yes. Dr. Macias and his team offer a range of procedures and treatments tailored specifically to their male patients in Los Angeles and Marina del Rey. He can perform male rhinoplasty, male body contouring, gynecomastia correction, hair restoration, and many other transformative solutions. Speak with him during your private consultation to learn more about this opportunity.

The following are a few of the most common risks associated with a male facelift:

• Poor anesthesia reactions
• Swelling
• Bruising
• Bleeding
• Infection
• Deep vein thrombosis
• Cardiac and pulmonary complications
• Nerve injury
• Muscle injury
• Fluid buildup
• Hematoma
• Changes in skin sensation and color
• Poor wound healing
• Poor scarring

Choosing the right surgeon for you takes time, patience, and due diligence. You should begin by assessing each provider’s training background, board certifications, credentials, specialized techniques, results, and testimonials. Next, you should meet with your provider in person to assess how well you communicate and determine if you think you can work effectively together. Dr. Macias, a double-board-certified plastic surgeon in Los Angeles, invites you to book a private consultation to determine if working together is the best fit. He is eager to answer any questions and help you get started with a customized male facelift in Marina del Rey.