Deep Plane Facelift Turkey Before and After:A 70-Year-Old Int'l Patient’s Structural Reset

The Patient's Goals

At 70, this USA patient was the oldest facelift case on this page — and, on assessment, one of the healthiest candidates. Her frustrations were structural and specific: cervicomental blunting (the chin-neck angle lost to descended tissue and sub-platysmal fat), a lower face she described as "weighted", and upper lids adding an exhaustion she did not feel.

Her deep plane facelift before and after answers the question her age raises: what does honest, structural surgery look like in the eighth decade?

Surgeon's Expert Approach

The plan combined a multi-vector lift with periorbital work, calibrated for mature tissue:

• Deep plane face and neck lift: the SMAS and deep tissues repositioned along their natural vectors, with a precise platysmaplasty and sub-platysmal fat reduction rebuilding the chin-neck angle her profile had lost.
• Upper blepharoplasty in the same session: the hooded lids cleared, so the refreshed lower face wasn't paired with tired eyes.
• Mature-tissue handling: gentler dissection, conservative vectors and unhurried closure — the adjustments that let a 70-year-old heal calmly, as her ten-day initial recovery showed.

What the after photos show: refreshed, not operated — a restored jaw-neck angle, open eyes, and a face that still carries its seven decades honestly, minus the weight.

Candidacy at any age is a health question, not a number; hers was confirmed through the standard screening described at our technology standards.