Face styling is a wide-ranging generic term for the many possible corrections to the facial area offered by modern surgery. The most frequently desired operations in the field of face styling are the correction of folds and wrinkles on an outpatient basis. In a number of cases, these operations are undertaken as initial therapy, and in others as a supplement to other operations which have already been completed.

A face lift operation has many variants and surgical possibilities and is often only necessary on a partial basis. In some cases, for a forehead lift, a lid tightening also makes sense. Lip corrections or corrections to the cheek, chin or nose are other partial areas of face styling. Injections for wrinkle smoothing are often sufficient as supplementary therapy and no further operational intervention is then necessary.

An experienced surgeon recognizes irregularities and combines the many treatment methods in order to achieve a harmonious result.

In principle, an in-depth advisory talk is necessary, in which the possibilities and combinations of treatment methods are discussed. Within the context of this conversation, the surgeon constructs a precise analysis of the face. The length of the operation and the methods of anaesthesia are dependent on the complexity of the operation and differ from individual to individual. Healing periods are also specific to the individual and depend on the type of operation.

Some minor operations can be treated on an outpatient basis. For more extensive operations, a stay at the clinic and medical supervision during the recovery phase are required.