A surgeon explains why some facelifts look pulled or windswept, the specific signs of an overdone facelift, and the technical choices that produce a natural result.

How a male facelift differs from a woman's: beard-line incisions, thicker skin, heavier tissue, the male neck, and what men should ask a surgeon before choosing one.

Why a facelift with fat grafting often gives a more natural result than lifting alone, how fat transfer to the face works, and what to expect from fat graft survival.

A surgeon compares a facelift under local anaesthesia, twilight sedation and general anaesthetic, explains what is genuinely safer, and why the anaesthetist matters more than the label.

An honest surgeon's explanation of facelift nerve damage: which nerves can be injured, how often it happens, why most cases recover and how the risk is managed.