Type
Facelift
Duration
4 hours
Dr. Rohrich performs deep-layer SMAS and deep plane facelift techniques at the Dallas Plastic Surgery Institute to address facial ageing, jowls, and neck laxity. Procedure options include standard facelift, lower facelift with neck lift, and revision secondary facelift. Commonly combined with blepharoplasty, fat grafting, browlift, and laser resurfacing. Newsweek ranks Dr. Rohrich the #1 facelift surgeon in the United States.
About this treatment
The facelift programme at the Dallas Plastic Surgery Institute is led by Dr. Rod J. Rohrich, whom Newsweek has named the top facelift surgeon in the US. With academic roots at UT Southwestern Medical Center and Baylor College of Medicine, Dr. Rohrich brings rigorous technique and deep anatomical knowledge to every procedure.
The institute offers several facelift approaches tailored to each patient's anatomy and degree of facial ageing. The Deep Layer or SMAS facelift repositions the underlying muscular layer (superficial musculoaponeurotic system) rather than simply tightening skin, producing longer-lasting and more natural results. The deep plane variant releases deeper facial ligaments, allowing for greater movement of midface and lower facial tissues. For patients…
The lower facelift combined with neck lift specifically targets jowling, loose neck skin, and platysmal banding in the neck — a common concern for patients in their 50s and 60s. Procedures are frequently combined on the same operative day with upper and lower eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), endoscopic browlift, fat grafting to restore volume, and fractional laser resurfacing to improve skin texture.
Starting from $21,000 surgeon's fee; excludes OR and anesthesia fees.