How long does a non-surgical face lift last?
Results depend on treatments used. Dermal fillers last 12 to 18 months, anti-wrinkle injections last 3 to 4 months, and skin needling results are cumulative.
Non-Surgical Face Lift Gold Coast & Melbourne
Charlie Ralph Clinic offers non-surgical face lift consultations and treatments, administered by AHPRA-registered cosmetic nurses. A non-surgical face lift uses a combination of injectable treatments to restore facial volume, improve skin firmness, and address sagging without surgery. A thorough consultation is required.
What Is a Non-Surgical Face Lift?
A non-surgical face lift describes a combination of minimally invasive treatments that aim to rejuvenate and lift the appearance of the face without surgery. This may include dermal fillers to restore volume in the cheeks, temples, and jawline, anti-wrinkle injections to relax muscles that contribute to a downward pull, and skin treatments such as skin needling to promote collagen production.
How Does a Non-Surgical Face Lift Work?
The principle is to address volume loss, skin laxity, and muscle activity changes that occur with ageing. Dermal fillers replace lost volume and provide structural support. Anti-wrinkle injections relax overactive muscles that pull the face downward. Skin treatments stimulate collagen production to improve skin quality.
The Consultation and Treatment Process
Your consultation begins with a detailed assessment of your facial structure, skin quality, and areas of concern. A personalised treatment plan is developed collaboratively. Treatment may be completed in a single session or staged across multiple appointments. Each injectable treatment typically takes 20 to 45 minutes.
Recovery and What to Expect
Recovery varies depending on the treatments included. Dermal filler treatments involve swelling and potential bruising for 5 to 10 days. Anti-wrinkle injections may cause mild redness. Skin needling involves 24 to 48 hours of redness. Most patients return to daily activities within 1 to 2 days.
Potential Risks & Side Effects
A non-surgical face lift involves multiple treatments, each with its own risk profile. Common side effects include swelling, bruising, redness, and tenderness. Less common risks from fillers include infection, migration, nodule formation, and vascular occlusion. Anti-wrinkle injections carry a small risk of temporary muscle weakness. All risks are discussed during consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a non-surgical face lift painful?
Most patients describe the treatments as mildly uncomfortable. Topical anaesthetic is applied before injectable treatments.
How much does a non-surgical face lift cost?
The cost varies depending on the combination of treatments recommended. Pricing is discussed during consultation. Afterpay is available.
Who is suitable for a non-surgical face lift?
Suitability is assessed during consultation. It may be appropriate for individuals wanting to address early to moderate facial ageing. Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
What is the difference between a surgical and non-surgical face lift?
A surgical face lift involves incisions and repositioning tissue under anaesthesia. A non-surgical face lift uses injectables and skin treatments with less downtime but more subtle, temporary results.
All cosmetic treatments carry risks. A consultation with our AHPRA-registered practitioners is required to determine suitability. Individual results may vary.
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