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Facelift in Turkey

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  • RecoveryTypically 2-3 weeks before social plans
What is a facelift?

A facelift (rhytidectomy) lifts and tightens the deeper tissues of the lower face and jaw and removes loose skin. On &NewMe it is usually combined with a neck lift. It does not stop ageing, and a good result looks rested and like you, not "done". Your surgeon will tell you what is realistic for your face.

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Why book through &NewMe

  • Verified surgeonsA named surgeon, with licence and hospital checked on HealthTürkiye. How we verify
  • A written, itemised quote before you travelSet by the provider, with what is included. Patients do not pay &NewMe a fee.
  • A real coordinator, before, during and afterIf something goes wrong, we stand by you and help sort it out with the provider. You have the same rights as Turkish patients under the Patient Rights Regulation.

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Roughly how much does it cost?

From €4,900
"From" is the lowest package currently listed (Facelift + Necklift, Dr. Orhan Tuğrul). The 9 facelift surgeons on &NewMe list €4,900 to €7,200. Surgeon cards are ordered by our checks and patient reviews, not by price, so the first cards can cost more. Your exact price depends on the surgeon, hospital, technique and nights in hospital - you get it in writing before you book.
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Usually included

  • Surgery and anaesthesia by your named surgeon
  • Hospital stay - nights shown on each surgeon's package
  • Your &NewMe coordinator, before and after surgery

Often extra - check your quote

  • Flights and travel insurance
  • Hotel nights and airport transfers (included in some packages)

Support and safeguards, every step

Complication insurance
Included by most providers - check your quote for the plan, its limits and any initial exclusion period
Your coordinator stays with you the whole way
Not just before surgery - through recovery too
Every hospital and surgeon vetted
Licensed, Ministry of Health-certified, authorised for health tourism

How the process works

  1. Online consultation - share your photos and test results
  2. Flight to Istanbul, hotel and airport pickup
  3. Surgery and hospital stay
  4. Recovery, return home and remote follow-up

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JCI-accredited hospitals
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Frequently asked questions

How much does a facelift cost in Turkey?

Facelift with neck lift packages from the 9 surgeons listed on &NewMe currently range from €4,900 to €7,200. The price depends on the surgeon, hospital, technique and nights in hospital. You get it in writing within 24 hours, before you book.

What is included in the price?

It varies by surgeon, so check your written quote. Listed packages include the surgery and 1 to 4 nights in hospital; hotel nights and airport transfers are extra with some surgeons. Flights and travel insurance are not included.

How long should I plan to stay in Turkey?

Ask your surgeon before you book flights. Many plan around the stitch check: stitches are usually removed after 7 to 14 days, unless they dissolve (NHS). You fly home once your surgeon confirms you are fit to fly.

Am I a good candidate for a facelift?

Usually if you are in good general health, have no condition that slows healing, do not smoke and have realistic expectations (ASPS). There is no fixed age - the surgeon assesses your face and skin in a free online consultation.

Do I have to stop smoking?

Yes. Surgeons prefer non-smokers because smoking slows healing (ASPS). Your surgeon will tell you how many weeks to stop before and after surgery - ask whether that includes nicotine patches and vapes.

Where are the scars?

The cuts usually run from the hairline at the temples, down in front of the ear, under the earlobe and behind the ear (NHS), so the scars sit in natural creases and the hair. Ask each surgeon to show healed scars in their before-and-after photos.

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Facelift: what to expect

Short answers to the questions we hear most. Your surgeon will advise on your own case.

Natural-looking results

Most people want to look like themselves on a good day, not "pulled" or "done". A natural result usually comes from lifting the deeper tissues rather than only pulling the skin, from not over-tightening, and from treating the neck and face together when both need it.

  • Ask each surgeon to show before-and-after photos of patients your age, ideally with a similar face shape.
  • Tell them what you do not want - for example a wind-swept look or a changed hairline.
  • Results cannot be guaranteed. Ask how they handle a result you are unhappy with.

Each surgeon profile shows their hospital, experience and reviews, so you can compare before you ask for a quote.

Helen's facelift, a few days after surgery

Helen (63, from Canada) had her facelift in Turkey with &NewMe and filmed this a few days after surgery - an honest look at early recovery. Every recovery is different.

When can I fly home and get back to social life?

Typical timings (your surgeon will advise for your case):

  • Hospital: facelift packages listed here include 1 to 4 nights in hospital, depending on the surgeon.
  • Stitches: usually removed after 7 to 14 days, unless they dissolve.
  • Flying home: you fly once your surgeon confirms you are fit to fly. Ask how many days they want you to stay in Istanbul before you book flights.
  • Bruising: usually visible for at least 2 weeks. Many people plan 2 to 4 weeks before going back to work.
  • Exercise: avoid strenuous activity, saunas and massage for at least 2 weeks.
  • Final result: settles over 6 to 9 months as swelling goes down.

Sources: NHS - Facelift; American Society of Plastic Surgeons - Facelift recovery.

If something isn't right after you're home

  • Your coordinator stays with you through recovery, not just before surgery - message them first.
  • Remote follow-up with your surgeon is part of the process after you return home.
  • Complication insurance is included by most providers. Check your quote for the plan, its limits and any initial exclusion period.

For severe pain, sudden swelling, fever or bleeding, get medical help at home straight away, then tell your coordinator.

What types of facelift are there?

  • Facelift with neck lift - lifts the cheeks, jawline and neck. This is the package most surgeons list here.
  • Mini facelift - smaller incisions, mainly the jawline; suits earlier sagging.
  • Neck lift - on its own when the face is fine but the neck is loose.
  • Often combined with eyelid surgery or a brow lift. Non-surgical options such as a thread lift give a smaller, temporary lift.

Facelift with a neck lift or eyelid surgery

On &NewMe a facelift is almost always done with a neck lift - the packages listed here include both. Many people also add upper and lower eyelid surgery or a brow lift in the same operation: one anaesthetic and one recovery, but a longer operation and more swelling at once. Your surgeon decides what is safe for you.

How long does a facelift last?

Results are long-lasting but your face keeps ageing. Sun protection, not smoking and a stable weight help. Some people choose smaller touch-ups years later.

What are the risks of a facelift?

Like any surgery: bleeding or a collection of blood under the skin, infection, problems healing, visible or thick scars, numbness or nerve injury, uneven features, hair loss around the scars, blood clots and reactions to the anaesthetic. Your surgeon should explain these in your consultation. Source: NHS.

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