Non-Surgical Face Lift (Soft Lift)

A non-surgical face lift using hyaluronic acid to improve the oval of the face without surgery. In a soft lift, hyaluronic acid is placed along the jawline, chin, cheeks and cheekbones with a soft cannula; it works in two ways — tightening and modelling the skin while improving its hydration and nourishment. The treatment can correct the cheekbone area, lips, temples, jaw, tear trough and the skin of the neck and hands, giving a lifted effect similar to a surgical lift. Results typically last 12 to 18 months.

A face lift corrects the face by removing or repositioning excess skin and fat; while it does not stop the skin from ageing, it noticeably rejuvenates the appearance. Today lifting is no longer only a major surgical intervention — there are also non-surgical options such as the soft lift and the volumetric lift, both offered at Medlift, that improve the look safely and quickly. A soft lift is a gentle face lift carried out to improve the oval of the face. The technique places hyaluronic acid locally, where it acts in two phases: it tensions the skin and models the face, and at the same time improves the skin's level of hydration and nourishment. With a soft lift the doctor can correct the cheekbone area, the lips and red lip border, the temples, the jaw, the tear trough and the skin of the neck and hands. Before treatment, facial proportions are examined and, based on careful analysis, the right amount and placement of hyaluronic acid is chosen. The product is delivered with a soft needle — a cannula — along the line of the chin, jaw, cheeks and cheekbones; by its volume it raises and models the skin, giving an effect similar to a surgical lift. The volumetric lift variant concentrates on improving the oval of the face and additionally reducing laxity, smoothing wrinkles and folds for a more complete rejuvenation, using a very pliable product that can be modelled precisely. The practice notes results are visible up to around 18 months. Only high-quality preparations are used. Suitability and contraindications are assessed beforehand, and injectable lifting is avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding.