Face and neck
Face and neck treatments
From surgical facelifts to gradual non-surgical options, we help you understand which approaches suit your anatomy, your concerns and your lifestyle.
Treatments
Treatments for the face and neck
Facelift
Rhytidectomy
Surgery that lifts and repositions facial tissue where the lower face and neck have loosened.
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Mini Facelift
MACS lift
A shorter-scar facelift that may suit early to moderate changes in the lower face and jawline.
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Blepharoplasty
Eyelid surgery
Surgery that may help with extra upper eyelid skin, under-eye puffiness or heaviness around the eyes.
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Thread Lift
PDO thread lift
Dissolvable threads that may help support mild to moderate facial laxity.
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Micro-focused ultrasound
Ultrasound treatment aimed at deeper layers that may be an option for mild to moderate laxity.
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Viora V-ST
Radiofrequency treatment that heats deeper skin layers to support collagen.
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Non-surgical Eye Lift
Eye rejuvenation
Non-surgical options for crepey skin, fine lines and mild hooding around the eyes.
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Non-surgical Facial Treatments
Face and neck
Options led by our clinicians for skin quality, laxity and early signs of ageing.
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IPL Pigmentation Treatment
Filtered light that may help some pigmentation and redness
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A private consultation with a registered doctor
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Facial veins
Treatment options for visible broken capillaries and redness on your face.
Learn moreSurgical and non-surgical options for the face and neck
Facial ageing affects skin, fat, muscle and the deeper supporting tissues in different ways. Some concerns, such as heavy upper eyelids or advanced laxity along the jaw and neck, are surgical questions. Others, such as skin texture, pigmentation or early laxity, may respond to non-surgical treatments. Many people use a combination over time.
Surgical options
Facelift surgery addresses laxity in the lower face and neck, while a mini facelift uses shorter incisions for earlier changes. Blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) treats excess upper eyelid skin or lower eyelid bags. Surgery is performed by the surgeon responsible for that procedure in an accredited facility, and we’ll talk through recovery and risks in detail before you decide.
Non-surgical options
Ultherapy and RF skin tightening, along with minimally invasive thread lift treatments, may suit early to moderate laxity. Pixel RF microneedling targets texture and fine lines, and IPL treats pigmentation and redness. Professional skincare supports skin health day to day. Non-surgical changes are usually more gradual and may need maintenance.
Where to start
If you’re unsure which category your concern falls into, a consultation is a good first step. You can also start with a medical facial assessment, a private appointment with a doctor to talk through your options, including the option of no treatment.