{"id":28192,"date":"2025-06-25T13:05:47","date_gmt":"2025-06-25T11:05:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/drromanovaleria.ch\/?post_type=infographie&p=28192"},"modified":"2026-11-08T14:17:39","modified_gmt":"2026-11-08T13:17:39","slug":"starting-age-medical-lift","status":"publish","type":"infographie","link":"https:\/\/drromanovaleria.ch\/en\/infographie\/age-debut-lifting-medical\/","title":{"rendered":"\u00c0 partir de quel \u00e2ge peut-on envisager un lifting m\u00e9dical ?"},"content":{"rendered":"

FROM WHAT AGE CAN A MEDICAL LIFT BE DONE ?<\/h1>\n

The face changes slowly over time under genetic, hormonal and environmental influences. Early signs of ageing do not appear suddenly : they develop gradually, often imperceptibly, until less defined facial contours, reduced cheekbone fullness or an unexplained tired appearance become noticeable.
Faced with these changes, increasing numbers of patients \u2014 sometimes from their thirties \u2014 wonder when to consider a non-surgical facelift.
But should you wait until the face has sagged ? Is starting very early as prevention appropriate ? And above all, from what age is this approach genuinely medically justified ?
The answer cannot be reduced to a number. It depends on facial anatomy, the rate of ageing, genetics, lifestyle and, above all, clinical assessment.<\/p>\n

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Is a non-surgical facelift preventive or corrective ?<\/h2>\n

A non-surgical facelift encompasses techniques aimed at restoring facial volume, redefining natural features and slowing laxity without incisions or general anaesthesia. Unlike a surgical facelift, it does not treat excess skin, but acts deeply, gently and gradually through injections : hyaluronic acid, collagen stimulators and sometimes complementary treatments such as radiofrequency or lasers.
Depending on timing, a non-surgical facelift may be preventive (acting before signs become established) or corrective (restoring weakened support). The age at which it can be considered therefore depends on the intended goal.<\/p>\n

At what age do the first signs of facial laxity appear ?<\/h2>\n

Skin laxity begins well before it is visible. From 25-30, collagen production declines, dermal density decreases and deep facial volumes begin changing. This process often remains silent for several years.
In some people \u2014 particularly those with thin faces or naturally thin skin \u2014 early structural changes may appear from 35\u00a0: less defined facial contours, flattening cheekbones, slight temple hollows, emerging jowls and more pronounced dark circles.
At this stage, a non-surgical facelift may already be considered, not for correction but to support facial structures, prevent fat descent and improve skin quality.<\/p>\n

From what age is a non-surgical facelift indicated ?<\/h2>\n

Fixer un \u00e2ge pr\u00e9cis pour un lifting m\u00e9dical serait r\u00e9ducteur. Ce qui d\u00e9termine le bon moment, ce ne sont ni l’\u00e2ge, ni des crit\u00e8res esth\u00e9tiques arbitraires, mais une \u00e9valuation clinique compl\u00e8te du visage :<\/p>\n