Deep Plane Facelift

At Kensington Medical, we have specialist facial plastic surgeons who are experts in deep plane facelift surgery. In fact, we only focus on facial plastic surgery, nothing else.

The deep plane technique targets deeper facial structures such as the SMAS layer and facial ligaments, providing long lasting, natural looking results of around 10 to 15 years. Many patients opt for deep plane face and neck rejuvenation.

The deep plane facelift technique is specialised and not many facelift surgeons are experienced enough to do it. At Kensington Medical our plastic surgeons can perform this complex facelift.  

At a glance

  • A deep plane facelift is a surgical procedure that goes beyond tightening the skin to address the deeper structural layers of the face. It provides long lasting, natural looking results and is often combined with a deep plane neck lift.
  • Unlike a traditional facelift, which pulls on the skin itself, a deep plane facelift works beneath a layer of muscle and connective tissue called the SMAS (superficial musculoaponeurotic system). The surgeon releases and repositions this deeper layer as one connected unit along with the overlying skin, rather than treating them separately.
  • Because the underlying tissue is moved rather than just the skin, the results can look more natural. The face is lifted rather than "pulled." It's effective at addressing deep nasolabial folds (the lines running from the nose to the corners of the mouth), jowls, and sagging in the mid face and neck.
  • A deep plane facelift is a more complex, longer operation than a standard facelift, with a longer recovery time.
  • At Kensington Medical, the cost of a deep plane facelift is from £18,500. If a neck lift is also required, there is no extra charge.
  • The procedure is not recommended for everyone: it benefits patients with significant skin laxity and facial sagging. Those with moderate skin laxity and sagging will achieve excellent outcomes with a less invasive procedure such as a mini facelift or a SMAS facelift.
  • Because of its complexity, the deep plane facelift requires a highly qualified and experienced surgeon. At Kensington Medical our plastic surgeons are experts in deep plane. 

This page was medically reviewed by Mr David Gateley MA, FRCS, FRCS (Plast), GMC number 2939470 on 25 June 2026.
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What is a Deep Plane Facelift : how is it carried out

A deep plane facelift is a surgical procedure that addresses the following:

  • loss of facial shape,
  • sagging in the cheeks,
  • deep creases or nasolabial folds, 
  • jowling along the jawline and can cover the neck and
  • deep wrinkles

A breakdown of what a deep plane facelift entails:

1.Repositioning sagging skin and the deeper layers

  • The deep plane facelift technique involves lifting and repositioning not only the sagging skin but also the deeper layers including the superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS), and involves releasing facial ligaments and facial retaining ligaments, including the deep retaining ligaments, for a more effective lift. The procedure repositions the platysma muscle, which enhances results in the lower face and neck by providing better support and rejuvenation. 
  • By working within the deep plane, surgeons can achieve more comprehensive and natural facial rejuvenation, as the deeper tissues are lifted and supported rather than simply tightening the overlying skin.
  • This approach gives the precise repositioning of sagging tissues and the release of facial retaining ligaments, which are the cause of many of the visible signs of ageing.

2.Repositioning fat for contours and Sculpting with fat transfer if required

  • In some cases, fat may be repositioned to restore volume and achieve a more youthful facial contour. The procedure may involve repositioning the buccal fat pad. If there is excess fat in the lower face this may be removed to achieve a V shape or a more femine shape, allowing for a natural fullness of the cheeks and midface.
  • If the face is naturally slim, our plastic surgeons may suggest fat grafting or fat transfer to achieve a fuller cheek area, resulting in a more natural youthful look. At Kensington Medical we feel it is prudent to do this in two stages:
    • The deep plane facelift takes place first, and
    • The fat transfer is performed after the swelling of the initial deep plane facelift subsides. Our plastic surgeons can then make a more informed decision on how much fat is to be transferred to achieve the natural fullness in the cheek area of the face. This avoids adding too much fat and making the face look too full or unnatural.

3.Neck Contouring: remove excess skin and fat to achieve neck rejuvenation

  • The deep plane facelift can address sagging or excess skin in the neck by tightening the underlying structures. If the neck also has fat deposits then the plastic surgeon may remove them with liposuction using a small cannula. This is called a cervicoplasty and it helps improve the definition of the jawline and loose skin in the neck area.
  • If the neck requires further underlying work to address underlying neck bands, a platysmaplasty (neck lift) will be performed.
  • Either method will be incorporated in the deep plane facelift procedure if required to achieve a balanced face and neck result. You can read about it here.

4.Where are the scars placed

  • Our specialist facial surgeons work to make the scars as discreet as possible.
  • The incisions will start above the ear and will be hidden in the hair line. They will follow the natural ear line and loop just behind the ear.
  • Initially the scar will be red but this will fade over time. We will advise on how to look after your scars and ensure you use the correct scar cream such as Kelo-Cote which can help to flatten and soften the scar tissue.
  • Our surgeons don't generally use dissolvable sutures. They will see you one week post operatively to check you healing and recovery and remove sutures.

 

What are the benefits of a Deep Plane Facelift

Key benefits of a deep plane facelift include:

  • A more youthful and natural appearance

  • Improved facial definition and contours, defined jawline, return to facial V shape, loss of sagginess due to repositioning deeper tissies and muscles.

  • Reduced appearance of lines and wrinkles in the naso labial, nose to mouth lines

  • Plumper, toned skin
  • Enhanced facial rejuvenation and restoration

  • Natural-looking results, tension free that do not appear “pulled” or “stretched”

  • Longer-lasting results lasting 10-15 years making it a popular choice for those seeking significant facial rejuvenation. 

  • This comprehensive approach restores youthful contours and improves overall facial harmony, resulting in a refreshed and rejuvenated appearance.

Deep Plane Facelift - Key Information

Procedure length

2.5h to 3.5h

Anaesthesia

General anaesthesia

Hospital stay

Day care

Up & mobile

Same day

Sleeping position

On your back for around 2 weeks

Driving

1 week to 10 days

Sexual activity

Restricted for 4 weeks

Back to work

Approximately 2-3 weeks

Exercise

4 to 6 weeks

Who is Suitable for a Deep Plane Facelift?

The best age for a deep plane facelift is 50 to 70. The best candidates for a deep plane facelift include those with the following characteristics:

  • Healthy, physically and mentally
  • Moderate to pronounced facial sagging following weight loss
  • Facial volume loss
  • Lax skin, especially in the midface and lower face regions
  • Facial ageing around the cheeks, jawline and neck and possible fat pad movement
  • Looking to achieve a comprehensive, natural looking result.

At Kensington Medical, our GMC Specialist Registered plastic surgeons are experts in the deep plane technique and will help you decide what is the best option for you.

  • They will see you in consultation several times to ensure they understand your objectives,
  • you understand what they can achieve, and
  • how you will benefit from the surgery.
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What is the difference between a deep plane facelift and a mini deep plane facelift?

A mini deep plane facelift will still utilise the deep plain facelift technique however it focuses on a smaller area of the face such as the jowl and jawline area on the face. This means there will be smaller incisions on the face.

 


What is the Best Age to Have a Deep Plane Facelift? 

The ideal age for a deep plane facelift varies from person to person and depends on individual factors. These can include skin elasticity, the type of and degree of facial aging, the overall health of a patient, and factors such as do they smoke, or are they healthy, can also affect the age of a facelift. The natural ageing process leads to changes in skin elasticity and facial structure, resulting in sagging skin and deep creases that the deep plane facelift is designed to address. At Kensington Medical we see patients for a deep plane face lift in their 50s, 60s and 70s. 

 

Why Would Our Plastic Surgeon Recommend Another Type of Facelift?

At Kensington Medical, our plastic surgeons, following a comprehensive consultation, will recommend the best facelift for your facial anatomy and health.

  • For example, a patient who has minimal facial sagging or who wants to target specific areas, a mini facelift or a targeted approach like a neck lift or temporal lift may be more suitable.
  • If a patient has more extensive sagging, our plastic surgeons may look at a deep plane facelift accompanied with a lip lift or instead look to a version of the Vertical restore facelift. To find out about the Vertical restore deep plane facelift click here.
  • In some instances a SMAS facelift maybe more suitable than a deep plane lift. Sometimes patients with medical conditions or risk factors may benefit from less invasive techniques with shorter recovery times. Sometimes the facial droop is not large enough to warrant a deep plane facelift. Find out more about a SMAS facelift. To find out about the differences between a SMAS facelift and a deep plane facelift and what is best for me, visit SMAS versus Deep Plane. Deciding what is best for the patient will depend on each patient’s needs and goals.
  • There is no one size fits all and we believe that chatting and asking lots of questions in your consultation with our plastic surgeons is so important. Combining procedures such as a deep plane facelift, eyelid surgery, and brow lift can achieve comprehensive facial rejuvenation for suitable candidates. Feeling confident in your choice of surgeon, their experience and the type of procedure is crucial.

What Are the Reasons for Choosing a Deep Plane Facelift?

  • Comprehensive Rejuvenation: Deep plane facelifts are considered one of the most advanced facelift techniques, offering a thorough facial rejuvenation by addressing both the skin and the deeper facial musculature. This can result in a more natural and harmonious outcome.

  • Unlike traditional facelift techniques, the deep plane approach targets deeper facial structures, providing more comprehensive facial rejuvenation and longer-lasting, natural results. Creating a tension free lift.

 

  • Variety of Facelift Techniques: There are several facelift techniques available, each with different approaches to tissue manipulation and rejuvenation. The deep plane facelift stands out for its ability to address foundational facial anatomy, offering more significant and natural improvements compared to more superficial methods.
  • Significant Sagging skin: It is an excellent choice for individuals with moderate to severe facial sagging and aging, especially in the midface and jowl areas. A neck lift may be recommended as part of the same procedure. This is called an extended deep plane facelift and neck lift surgery.

  • Natural-Looking Results: The deep plane technique aims to create natural-looking results, avoiding the “pulled” or unnatural appearance that can sometimes be associated with some traditional facelifts.

  • Long-Lasting Effects: Looking for a longer lasting facelift, patients may decide to have a deep plane face and neck lift.

Extended Deep Plane Facelift Options : Face and Neck lift

For individuals seeking even more comprehensive facial rejuvenation, the extended deep plane facelift offers an advanced solution that goes beyond the traditional deep plane facelift procedure. This technique is designed to address not only the midface but also the neck and lower face, providing a more thorough correction of facial aging. By releasing facial ligaments and repositioning the deeper tissues and deeper layers of facial tissue, the extended deep plane facelift achieves a significant improvement in facial definition and contour.

This advanced facial rejuvenation technique is particularly well-suited for those experiencing more pronounced signs of ageing, such as severe sagging skin, loss of jawline definition, and neck laxity. The extended deep plane facelift offers a natural-looking, youthful appearance by targeting the foundational structures of the face, resulting in long-lasting and harmonious results. Unlike traditional facelift techniques, this approach delivers a more significant facial transformation, making it an excellent option for patients seeking significant facial rejuvenation and a dramatic, yet natural, improvement in their overall facial appearance.

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"My deep plane facelift is so natural, I am just so delighted with it. I'm now focusing on my health and keeping my face out of the sun. I feel 10 years younger. " Amy
"Kensington Medical helped me look and feel refreshed. I have started wearing my hair up, I haven't done this in years. I've even worn a lower neckline, because I can. Why I waited this long, I just don't know. " Roberta

Who are the best Deep plane facelift surgeons?

Selecting the right surgeon for your deep plane facelift procedure is one of the most important decisions you will make on your facial rejuvenation journey. Because the deep plane facelift technique is highly specialised and requires a deep understanding of facial anatomy, it is essential to choose a facial plastic surgeon with extensive experience in deep plane facelift surgery. Look for a plastic surgeon who is on the GMC Specialist Register for Plastic surgery and has a proven track record with the deep plane facelift technique, and can provide before-and-after photos of previous patients.

Mr Paul Tulley, Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, GMC: 4035952 | BSc MB BS MD FRCS(Plas) specialises in Deep plane facelift surgery along with all other types of surgery. This ensures that you see a surgeon who can recommend the best facelift for your face.You can see his profile  

Mr Amir Sadri, Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, GMC: 6163656 | FRCS (Plast) specialises in Deepplane facelift surgery along with other facelift surgery. 

Where can I find a deep plane facelift surgeon in London?

At Kensington Medical we can arrange for you to see our GMC Specialist Registered Plastic Surgeons who specialise in deep plane facelifts at the following locations: 

  • 152 Harley Street, London 

 

Potential Risks and Complications

As with any surgical procedure, deep plane facelift surgery carries potential risks and complications. These may include bleeding, infection, delayed wound healing, and, in rare cases, facial nerve injury, which can affect muscle movement or sensation. While the deep plane facelift technique is designed to minimise visible scarring by placing incisions along natural facial contours, some scarring is possible. 

The deep plane facelift surgery works in close proximity to the facial nerve, there is a small risk of facial nerve injury. That is why  it is so important to choose a GMC Specilast registered plastic surgeon who focuses on facelift surgery.  

It is essential to discuss these risks with your GMC Specialist Registered plastic surgeon during your consultation, as their expertise in deep plane facelift surgery can help reduce the likelihood of complications. By carefully following all pre- and post-operative instructions, you can further minimize risks and support a successful, satisfying result from your plane facelift.

Your Journey with Kensington Medical

We offer specialist facial rejuvenation treatments in the heart of London, Harley Street or Wimbledon. Our team of expert plastic surgeons are dedicated to providing you with a comprehensive and personalised experience. Our 5 star hospitals have the experience and quality care. If you have a special date in mind or event we can work towards those timelines.

Consultation

Your journey begins with a dialogue between you and your surgeon: the pre-operative consultation, which is central to the operation’s success. At Kensington Medical, patients interested in the deep plane facelift technique undergo at least two consultations with the surgeon. We are keen for our patients to be fully informed before deciding whether to proceed with surgery. So, we encourage them to see the surgeon more than once and ask as many questions as they wish. Typically, our patients go through two pre-operative consultations.

The first consultation tends to be face-to-face. During the consultation, the surgeon will:

Following the first consultation, we will:

A second consultation is often necessary for the following reasons:

The second consultation can also be face-to-face. Alternatively, it can be via a video call.

Following your consultations, our medical team is always available should you have further questions before your surgery.

Pre-Operative Care

Once you have decided to go ahead with surgery, we will book your operation in one of our specialist cosmetic surgery hospitals.

Before your operation, the medical team will send you a health questionnaire. This will be reviewed by your anaesthetist, who may call you to discuss specific aspects of your medical history. In certain cases, you may be required to attend the clinic for blood tests. This will be discussed with you by one of our medical team members before your scheduled appointment date.

We will also issue you with preoperative instructions. In particular:

On the Day of the Procedure

You will arrive at least one hour before the time of your procedure. The nursing staff at the hospital will monitor your blood pressure and other relevant essentials. You will then meet your anaesthetist and surgeon for a final markup.

The actual operation involves carefully sculpting and repositioning underlying tissue and fat within the face to create a more youthful contour around the eyes, chin, neckline, and jawline area. The result is smoother skin texture while preserving natural facial expressions throughout different movements. The incisions are then closed using sutures. This will leave small scars hidden along areas such as the hairline or scalp, which can fade over time depending on how well they are cared for.

We typically perform this procedure under general anaesthesia. It lasts 2.5 hours to 3.5 hours.

Post-Operative Care

Aftercare following a facelift is essential to ensure we achieve optimal results.

Following your surgery, you will be transferred to the hospital’s recovery room, where the nursing staff will ensure that your recovery is smooth. You should stay there for two to four hours, depending on the surgery. Once the nursing team are happy that you are in a fit state to go home, you will leave the hospital accompanied by a friend or a family member. You should also arrange for someone to stay with you overnight for the first night following your operation. Generally, post-operative pain is minimal, but you will be given painkillers in case you need them.

Once you have been discharged from the hospital, our nursing team will be available 24/7 to ensure your post-operative journey is comfortable and pain-free and to field any questions you may have.

Your surgeon will see you a number of times in the weeks following your operation to monitor the facial skin and scars and to support you:

Regular monitoring and attentive aftercare help ensure optimal deep plane facelift results and high patient satisfaction.

Bruising and swelling can last up to one month following this surgery.

Post-Operative Instructions

Our medical team will provide detailed aftercare instructions based on your current health status and treatment received, including when it is appropriate for you to resume normal activities such as exercise, wearing makeup, and strenuous movements. It is essential to follow these instructions carefully to avoid complications or risks associated with the procedure.

Protecting your face from sun exposure is especially important, as it can cause scarring, discolouration, and other unwanted side effects. Wear sunscreen when outdoors and use hats or umbrellas if possible. It would be best to avoid strenuous activities involving facial movements, such as exercise and sports, until cleared by our medical team at Kensington Medical.

By following the instructions of our medical team and taking precautions to protect your face, you can ensure that you achieve the best results from facelift surgery. Following a healthy lifestyle with sufficient rest, nutrition, and hydration is essential for healing and maintaining long-term effects. It is strongly recommended to avoid smoking and alcohol consumption before and during the recovery period.

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What Other Treatments Can Complement a Deep Plane Facelift Procedure?

Deep Plane Facelifts and Brow Lift

For patients seeking comprehensive facial rejuvenation, combining a deep plane facelift with a brow lift can deliver transformative results. While the deep plane facelift technique excels at lifting and repositioning the deeper tissues of the mid and lower face—addressing concerns like sagging cheeks, jowls, and deep nasolabial folds—a brow lift targets the upper face, elevating the eyebrows and smoothing forehead wrinkles. If this option is of interest to you please mention this when you enquire with us. 

This combined surgical procedure allows for a harmonious enhancement of the entire face, restoring facial definition and balance. By addressing both the upper and lower face, patients can achieve a more youthful and refreshed appearance, with improvements in both facial contours and expression. The deep plane facelift technique can be tailored to include a brow lift or temporal brow lift, making it an ideal option for those with significant facial sagging, deep nasolabial folds, and visible ageing in the forehead and eyebrow area.

As with any facial rejuvenation surgery, it is essential to consult with a qualified plastic surgeon who is experienced in both deep plane facelifts and brow lifts. Your surgeon will assess your unique facial anatomy and aesthetic goals, helping you determine whether a combined approach is right for you.

Deep Plane Facelift with an Upper or Lower Eye Lift 

A deep plane facelift is often combined with other treatments associated with ageing such as an upper eyelid lift (upper blepharoplasty) or an eye bag removal (lower blepharoplasty). This option can often give you a better overall result and reduce the need to come back later for more surgery. Get in touch to find out if you are suitable. 

Deep Plane Facelift with Facial Fat Transfer

A deep plane facelift may not be enough to stop the fat loss effects of ageing. Fat transfer to the face or fat grafting can help to restore the facial volume and create a more youthful look. 

A micro liposuction procedure will take the fat from other parts of your body, for example, the stomach or thigh area for use in fat grafting.

Fat transfer for the cheeks or under-eye area, adds volume, creating more youthful contours. It increases fullness in the cheek area, nasolabial lines or marionette lines, and the areas around the eyes.

The advantages of fat transfer over dermal fillers include:

  • There are no rejection issues because the fat comes from the patient
  • Between 50% and 70% of the amounts injected stay in place permanently 

Deep Plane Facelift with Lasers

A deep plane facelift tightens the muscles and skin of the face. It will not however help with skin texture. If this is a concern our plastic surgeon can discuss combining a laser treatment for smoother skin after surgery. Lasers can increase collagen production, reduce sunspots, or brown spots, and resurface the skin to make scars less visible and improve skin quality. 

Some Skin treatments can also help with sunspots.

Deep Plane Facelift with a Lip Lift

A deep plane facelift will not address the lengthening of the area between the nose and the mouth. Sometimes through ageing, loss of collagen in the lip, upper lip and even the gum area makes the mouth and lip appear flat, and a longer area results between the nose to lip. A lip lift in conjunction with a deep plane facelift can bring more harmony to the face and create a fuller lip.

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Frequently asked questions

After a deep plane facelift, you can expect some discomfort, swelling, and bruising. This will be managed with prescribed pain medication and cold compresses. It's normal to experience temporary numbness or tightness in the face as the tissues heal and settle into their new position. Understanding that your face needs the time to heal and looking after yourself is important. We usually suggest it is great to have someone around who can give you the warmth and support be it a partner, family member or close friend.

The initial recovery period involves wearing a compression garment to minimise swelling and support the healing tissues. We advise patients that they can resume light activities within a week. However, they should avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting, resistance training and weights for several weeks. Your surgeon will see you the next day, at day 7 and 6 week follow up. The follow up appointments help the surgeon to monitor your progress and ensure proper healing.

Recovery time can vary but expect initial swelling and bruising to subside within 1 to 2 weeks. Most of our patients can resume normal activities after a couple of weeks. The results continue to improve over a number of months.

If you have a particular date in mind, a wedding, a holiday, a new partner, a birthday celebration or changing jobs, they all require careful planning. We will work hard to get that timing right and consider all health factors, time of year and available down time.

The deep plane facelift is popular because it looks to address concerns about skin laxity, fat pad positioning and those seeking a natural looking facelift.

A deep plane facelift is a highly effective option for those seeking longer-lasting results and a more youthful and natural appearance. This technique offers enhanced volume restoration, leading to more natural and effective results. However, it may not be suitable for everyone. Consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon is crucial to determine if this procedure aligns with your specific needs.

Key considerations when evaluating a deep plane facelift include:

  • The extent of facial ageing and the severity of signs of aging

  • The presence of lax skin contributing to facial sagging

  • The overall health and well-being of the patient

  • Individual goals and expectations for the procedure

  • Potential risks and complications associated with the surgical procedure

Find out if a deep plane facelift is the best option for you

A deep plane facelift differ from other facelifts. You can read about the difference between a deep plane and SMAS facelift here.

A patient who has minimal sagging will be advised to have a mini facelift, or a SMAS facelift instead of a deep plane facelift. A patient with significant medical conditions or unrealistic expectations may not be suitable. To find out the difference between a SMAS and deep plane facelift visit here.

A vertical lift facelift, also known as a vertical facelift or “deep plane vertical facelift,” is a surgical procedure designed to address signs of ageing in the lower face and neck. Unlike traditional facelifts, which focus on horizontal repositioning of tissues, the vertical lift technique involves lifting and repositioning facial tissues vertically, providing a more natural and longer-lasting result.

Plane facelift techniques is another term used for Deep plane facelift. 

Results can last 10 to 15 years, depending on individual factors. Looking after your health, lifestyle, diet and sleep can make a big difference.

As with any surgical procedure, risks include infection, scarring, bleeding or hematoma, nerve injury, scarring and asymmetry and anaesthesia related complications.

Ensuring your plastic surgeon understands your health, any conditions you may have, medication you may take and lifestyle factors such as smoking, all play a part in ensuring risk factors are covered in surgery. This will be discussed in your consultation when we take your medical history. Your facial surgeon will discuss these risks with you during your consultation and take steps to minimise any risks.

Preoperative and post operative instructions are supplied and fully explained to minimise risk. If at any time you are feeling worried, or need a question answered, we are here to help before and after the operation.

Preparing for Deep Plane Facelift Recovery

Following surgery, swelling and bruising peak around day 3, with most patients feeling socially ready within 2 to 3 weeks.

Patients are advised to sleep upright for 2-3 weeks after a Deep Plane Facelift to aid recovery.

Preparation is key to a smooth and successful deep plane facelift recovery. Following our plastic surgeon’s instructions and proper preparation are essential to ensuring a smooth healing process. Before your procedure, our surgical team will provide you with instructions to help you prepare for the healing process. After your surgery, it’s important to avoid strenuous activities, manage swelling and bruising as directed, and attend all follow-up appointments for suture removal and wound checks. Protecting your skin from sun exposure is essential to preserve your results and prevent complications. Applying a good scar treatment cream is important such as UV Keto Cote. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, including eating a healthy diet and drinking water, staying hydrated, will help with your recovery. Not smoking and limiting alcohol will help healing. By following your surgeon’s advice and caring for your skin, you can look forward to a safe recovery and beautiful, long-lasting results.

Return to work is generally recommended 2-3 weeks after a Deep Plane Facelift.

Cost of Deep Plane Facelift

The deep plane facelift cost will reflect the advanced nature of the technique and the expertise required to achieve optimal facial rejuvenation.

On average, a deep plane facelift in the UK can cost can range from £15,000 to £40,000 or more, depending on factors such as the surgeon’s experience, the complexity of the procedure, and the location of the clinic. Additional facial procedures, such as neck lifts or eyelid surgery, may also influence the overall cost.

At Kensington Medical a deep plane facelift costs £18,500. 

While the investment in a deep plane facelift may seem high, it is important to consider the long lasting, natural looking results and comprehensive facial rejuvenation that this procedure provides. The deep plane facelift offers value for those seeking a transformative improvement in facial appearance.

Get in touch to see one of our GMC Specialist Registered Plastic surgeons who specialise in Deep plane face lifts. 

For more details on facelift costs see our comprehensive facelift cost page.

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The next step to a refreshed you

A deep plane facelift cosmetic surgery procedure at Kensington Medical starts first with a consultation with your plastic surgeon. You will discuss the best facelift options to achieving a more youthful appearance.

Your plastic surgeon will cover all the information which will include a discussion about your facial structure, skin laxity, possible fat removal to the neck and whether neck micro liposuction is required or neck lift surgery and other factors.

We will show you deep plane facelift before and after photos of past patients and time lines can be discussed, along with recovery and facelift surgery results.

Your plastic surgeon will develop a customised plan to help you accomplish what you want to achieve.

Find out more in your personal consultation. A deep plane facelift is a highly successful procedure at Kensington Medical. Consultations can be arranged in our Harley street, London or Wimbledon location.

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