Facial Plastic Surgery in Tijuana, Mexico

Aging, genetics, sun exposure, and changes in skin elasticity can gradually affect the appearance of the face, neck, and eyes.

Over time, the skin may lose firmness, facial contours can become less defined, and excess skin or fat may develop around the jawline, neck, and eyelids.

At Osuri Surgery in Tijuana, Mexico, we offer personalized facial plastic surgery procedures designed to address these changes and enhance your natural facial features.

Our facial rejuvenation procedures include Facelift (Rhytidectomy), Neck Lift (Cervicoplasty), Double Chin Liposuction, and Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery).

Our goal is to help patients achieve a refreshed, balanced, and natural-looking appearance while preserving their individual facial characteristics.

Facial plastic surgery includes surgical procedures designed to improve the appearance of the face, neck, and eyelids by addressing skin laxity, localized fat deposits, and age-related changes in facial tissues.

Depending on your anatomy and aesthetic goals, treatment may involve:

• Tightening and repositioning facial tissues.
• Removing excess skin.
• Improving jawline and neck definition.
• Reducing localized fat beneath the chin.
• Correcting sagging upper eyelids.
• Reducing lower eyelid bags and puffiness.
• Improving overall facial harmony.

Each procedure targets different concerns, and not every patient requires a combination of treatments.

A personalized surgical evaluation helps determine which approach is appropriate.

A facelift, medically known as rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure designed to improve visible signs of aging in the lower and middle portions of the face.

As we age, the skin and underlying facial tissues gradually lose elasticity and support.

This can contribute to sagging cheeks, jowls, deeper facial folds, and reduced jawline definition.

A facelift addresses these changes by repositioning underlying tissues and removing excess skin to create smoother and more defined facial contours.

The objective is to achieve natural-looking rejuvenation rather than an excessively tight or altered appearance.

A facelift may help address:

• Sagging skin in the cheeks and lower face.
• Jowls along the jawline.
• Loss of facial contour and definition.
• Certain deep facial folds.
• Loose skin around the lower face.
• Age-related changes in facial tissue position.

A facelift does not stop the aging process or correct every facial concern.

Fine wrinkles, skin texture, pigmentation, and volume loss may require additional treatments.

The appropriate facelift technique depends on the degree of skin laxity, underlying tissue changes, and individual aesthetic goals.

A traditional facelift addresses more extensive facial sagging.

Incisions are generally placed around the ears and may extend into the hairline.

The surgeon repositions deeper facial tissues, removes excess skin, and carefully closes the incisions.

The superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) is a layer of tissue that supports facial structures.

An SMAS facelift involves repositioning or tightening this layer to improve facial contours.

This technique can help address jowls and lower facial sagging while avoiding excessive tension on the skin.

A deep plane facelift involves releasing and repositioning selected deeper facial tissues as a unit.

It may be considered for patients with more pronounced facial sagging or specific anatomical concerns.

Not every patient requires a deep plane technique.

A mini facelift may be appropriate for selected patients with mild to moderate lower facial sagging.

It generally involves more limited incisions and tissue repositioning than a traditional facelift.

Your surgeon will determine which technique is appropriate based on your facial anatomy, health, and desired results.

Potential benefits include:

• Improved jawline definition.
• Reduction of visible jowls.
• Smoother lower facial contours.
• Repositioning of sagging facial tissues.
• A more refreshed facial appearance.
• Natural-looking rejuvenation when appropriately planned.
• Long-lasting improvement in selected facial aging concerns.

Results vary according to anatomy, skin quality, surgical technique, and individual healing.

A neck lift is a surgical procedure designed to improve the appearance of loose skin and tissue around the neck and beneath the chin.

Aging, genetics, and significant weight loss can cause the skin around the neck to become loose or sagging.

Some patients may also develop visible neck bands, excess fat, or reduced definition between the chin and neck.

Neck rejuvenation surgery can address these concerns through a combination of skin removal, tissue repositioning, and selected muscle-tightening techniques.

Cervicoplasty specifically refers to the surgical removal of excess skin from the neck.

It may be performed alone or combined with other neck contouring techniques.

When neck muscle tightening is required, the procedure may also involve platysmaplasty.

Your surgeon will determine which techniques are appropriate for your anatomy.

A neck lift may help:

• Remove excess loose neck skin.
• Improve neck firmness and contour.
• Reduce the appearance of sagging skin beneath the chin.
• Improve jawline definition.
• Address selected neck bands when muscle tightening is included.
• Create a smoother transition between the chin and neck.
• Improve the appearance of age-related neck changes.

The surgical technique depends on the amount of excess skin, localized fat, and underlying muscle laxity.

Incisions may be placed around or behind the ears and, in some cases, beneath the chin.

Depending on the treatment plan, the surgeon may:

1. Remove or reposition excess neck fat.
2. Tighten or reposition the platysma muscle when indicated.
3. Remove excess loose skin.
4. Reposition the remaining skin to improve neck contour.
5. Close the incisions using appropriate surgical techniques.

A neck lift may be combined with a facelift when both facial and neck laxity need correction.

Double chin liposuction, also known as submental liposuction, is a minimally invasive surgical procedure designed to remove localized fat deposits beneath the chin.

A double chin may develop due to genetics, aging, weight changes, or the natural distribution of facial fat.

Some patients maintain a healthy body weight but still experience fullness beneath the chin.

Submental liposuction can help improve the contour of the area between the chin and neck.

Potential benefits include:

• Reduction of localized fat beneath the chin.
• Improved jawline definition.
• A more defined chin-to-neck transition.
• Reduction of submental fullness.
• Improved lower facial proportions.
• Small surgical incisions.
• Long-lasting fat reduction when weight remains stable.

The surgeon makes one or more small incisions in selected areas, commonly beneath the chin.

A thin liposuction cannula is used to remove localized fat deposits.

The treated area is carefully contoured to improve the transition between the chin, jawline, and neck.

A compression garment may be recommended during recovery.

Important: Double chin liposuction removes fat but does not reliably correct significant loose skin or neck muscle laxity.

Patients with substantial skin sagging may benefit more from a neck lift or a combination of procedures.

You may be a candidate if you:

• Have localized fat beneath the chin.
• Maintain a relatively stable weight.
• Have good skin elasticity.
• Want to improve jawline definition.
• Have realistic expectations.
• Are in good overall health.

Patients with significant neck skin laxity may require additional surgical techniques.

Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to improve the appearance of the upper eyelids, lower eyelids, or both.

Aging, genetics, and changes in skin elasticity can cause excess eyelid skin, puffiness, and prominent fat deposits around the eyes.

These changes may create a tired or heavy appearance even when a person feels well rested.

Blepharoplasty can help restore a more refreshed and natural-looking appearance by removing or repositioning excess skin and fat when appropriate.

Upper eyelid surgery focuses on excess skin and selected fat deposits affecting the upper eyelids.

The surgeon makes an incision within the natural upper eyelid crease to remove or reposition tissue as needed.

Potential benefits include:

• Reduction of excess upper eyelid skin.
• Improved upper eyelid contour.
• A more open and refreshed appearance.
• Reduced heaviness around the upper eyelids.
• Possible improvement in peripheral vision when excess skin obstructs the visual field.

Functional improvement depends on the cause of the visual obstruction and requires appropriate evaluation.

Lower eyelid surgery focuses on puffiness, prominent fat pads, and selected skin changes beneath the eyes.

Depending on the patient's anatomy, the surgeon may remove or reposition fat and address excess skin.

Potential benefits include:

• Reduction of lower eyelid bags.
• Improved under-eye contours.
• Smoother transition between the lower eyelid and cheek.
• Reduction of selected signs of under-eye aging.
• A more rested appearance.

Lower eyelid blepharoplasty does not correct every type of dark circle or under-eye discoloration.

For patients with concerns affecting both the upper and lower eyelids, the procedures may be performed together.

This approach can address excess upper eyelid skin and lower eyelid puffiness during a coordinated surgical plan.

The appropriate technique depends on eyelid anatomy, eye health, skin quality, and individual goals.

You may be a candidate for facial rejuvenation surgery if you:

• Are in good overall health.
• Have realistic expectations about surgical results.
• Experience facial or neck skin laxity.
• Have jowls or reduced jawline definition.
• Have localized fat beneath the chin.
• Have excess upper eyelid skin or lower eyelid bags.
• Maintain a relatively stable weight.
• Do not smoke or use nicotine products.
• Understand the potential risks and recovery requirements.

Age alone does not determine candidacy.

Your surgeon will evaluate your anatomy, medical history, and specific concerns before recommending a procedure.

Yes. In appropriately selected patients, facial procedures may be combined to address multiple concerns.

Common combinations include:

Facelift + Neck Lift

Addresses sagging facial tissues and neck skin laxity for more comprehensive facial and neck rejuvenation.

Facelift + Blepharoplasty

Combines lower facial rejuvenation with upper or lower eyelid surgery.

Neck Lift + Double Chin Liposuction

May address both localized fat beneath the chin and loose neck skin.

Upper + Lower Blepharoplasty

Treats excess upper eyelid skin and lower eyelid bags during the same surgical plan.

Combining procedures increases surgical complexity and may increase risk. Your surgeon will determine whether a combined or staged approach is appropriate.

Facial plastic surgery is performed in an appropriately equipped hospital or surgical facility under the supervision of a qualified surgical and anesthesia team.

The type of anesthesia depends on the procedure, expected duration, and individual medical evaluation.

Some procedures may be performed using local anesthesia with sedation, while more extensive procedures may require general anesthesia.

The surgical process generally includes:

1. Personalized facial evaluation and surgical planning.
2. Selection of the appropriate anesthesia technique.
3. Carefully planned incisions.
4. Removal or repositioning of selected skin, fat, and deeper tissues.
5. Closure of the incisions.
6. Postoperative monitoring and recovery instructions.

Surgical duration varies according to the selected procedures and their complexity.

At Osuri Surgery, patient safety begins with a comprehensive preoperative assessment.

Your medical team will review your medical history, previous surgeries, medications, allergies, and individual risk factors.

Your evaluation may include:

• Blood tests and other laboratory studies.
• Electrocardiogram (EKG), when indicated.
• Internal medicine assessment.
• Review of medications and supplements.
• Evaluation of facial anatomy and skin quality.
• Eye health assessment when appropriate for eyelid surgery.
• Anesthesia evaluation.

Stop Smoking and Nicotine Use

Smoking and vaping can reduce circulation and increase the risk of delayed wound healing and tissue damage.

Patients should follow their surgeon's instructions regarding nicotine cessation before and after surgery.

Review Medications and Supplements

Certain medications and supplements may increase bleeding risk or interact with anesthesia.

Do not discontinue prescribed medications without medical guidance.

Maintain Good General Health

Stable medical conditions, appropriate nutrition, and adequate hydration are important before elective surgery.

Arrange Transportation and Assistance

Patients should arrange transportation after surgery and assistance during the initial recovery period.

Recovery depends on the procedure performed, the extent of tissue correction, and individual healing.

Swelling, bruising, tightness, and temporary changes in sensation are common after facial surgery.

During the first few days, swelling and bruising may be noticeable.

Patients are generally advised to rest with the head elevated and avoid strenuous activities.

Cold compresses may be recommended for selected procedures when approved by the surgeon.

Swelling and bruising gradually begin to improve.

Patients may need to avoid bending, heavy lifting, and activities that increase pressure in the treated areas.

Some sutures may be removed during early follow-up appointments, depending on the procedure.

Many patients experience significant improvement in visible bruising and swelling.

Some patients may return to light daily activities or nonphysical work, depending on the procedure and medical clearance.

Residual swelling continues to decrease.

Your surgeon will advise when you may resume exercise and more demanding physical activities.

Facial contours become more defined as swelling resolves and tissues settle.

Scars continue to mature, and final results may take several months or longer to fully develop.

Recovery after blepharoplasty is often different from recovery after a more extensive facelift or neck lift.

Your surgeon will provide individualized instructions.

Following your procedure, the medical team will provide instructions for wound care, medications, positioning, and follow-up appointments.

Depending on the surgery, recommendations may include:

• Keeping the head elevated during early recovery.
• Avoiding pressure on treated areas.
• Following incision care instructions.
• Using prescribed eye drops or ointments after blepharoplasty when indicated.
• Avoiding strenuous activities until medically cleared.
• Protecting healing incisions from sun exposure.
• Attending scheduled postoperative evaluations.

Patients undergoing eyelid surgery should immediately report significant eye pain, sudden vision changes, or rapidly increasing swelling.

Patients undergoing facial or neck surgery should seek urgent medical evaluation for rapidly expanding swelling, breathing difficulty, or significant bleeding.

Like all surgical procedures, facial plastic surgery involves potential risks.

General complications may include:

• Bleeding or infection.
• Hematoma or fluid accumulation.
• Delayed wound healing.
• Unfavorable scarring.
• Temporary or persistent numbness.
• Facial asymmetry.
• Skin or tissue damage.
• Anesthesia-related complications.
• The possible need for additional surgery.

Additional risks may include:

• Injury to facial nerves.
• Temporary or persistent facial weakness.
• Skin flap circulation problems.
• Hair loss near incision sites.
• Changes in facial or neck sensation.
• Contour irregularities.

Additional risks may include:

• Uneven contours.
• Skin irregularities.
• Persistent swelling.
• Numbness.
• Injury to nearby nerves or structures.
• Inadequate skin contraction.

Additional risks may include:

• Dry eyes or irritation.
• Difficulty closing the eyes completely.
• Eyelid asymmetry.
• Lower eyelid malposition.
• Changes in eyelid function.
• Temporary blurred vision.
• Rare but serious vision-threatening complications.

Careful medical evaluation, appropriate surgical technique, and postoperative follow-up are essential.

Your health and safety always come before aesthetic goals.

Facial rejuvenation surgery can improve selected age-related changes while preserving your natural facial features.

Depending on the procedures performed, results may include:

• Smoother facial contours.
• Improved jawline definition.
• Reduced appearance of jowls.
• Firmer-looking neck contours.
• Reduced fullness beneath the chin.
• Improved upper eyelid appearance.
• Reduced lower eyelid bags.
• A more refreshed overall appearance.

Results vary depending on anatomy, skin elasticity, surgical technique, and individual healing.

Facial plastic surgery does not stop the natural aging process.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, protecting your skin from sun exposure, and following postoperative recommendations can help preserve results.

At Osuri Surgery Tijuana, we offer optional recovery accommodations and transportation services for patients traveling from the United States and other locations.

Our recovery house provides assistance during the early postoperative period.

Services include:

• 24-hour nursing assistance.
• Comfortable recovery accommodations.
• Three daily meals.
• Postoperative wound care.
• Assistance with medications and daily activities.
• Coordination of follow-up appointments.

The recommended length of stay depends on the facial procedures performed and individual recovery progress.

We offer private transportation coordination between San Diego International Airport, Tijuana, the hospital, and recovery accommodations.

Our team can assist with travel planning before and after surgery.

Recovery accommodations and transportation are optional services available at an additional cost.

At Osuri Surgery, we believe successful facial rejuvenation begins with individualized planning, qualified medical care, and realistic expectations.

Our approach includes:

• Board-certified plastic surgery expertise.
• Personalized facial rejuvenation evaluations.
• Individualized surgical planning.
• Comprehensive preoperative medical assessments.
• Qualified anesthesia professionals.
• Appropriately equipped hospital facilities.
• Personalized postoperative follow-up.
• Optional recovery house accommodations.
• Transportation assistance for international patients.

Our goal is to help patients understand their treatment options and make informed decisions about facial plastic surgery.

A facelift primarily addresses sagging tissues in the face, especially the cheeks, jowls, and jawline.

A neck lift focuses on loose neck skin, neck bands, and selected changes beneath the chin.

The procedures may be combined when both areas require treatment.

Cervicoplasty is a surgical technique that removes excess neck skin.

It may be combined with platysmaplasty or other neck contouring techniques when additional muscle tightening or fat reduction is needed.

Not always.

Double chin liposuction removes localized fat beneath the chin but does not reliably correct significant loose skin or neck muscle laxity.

Patients with substantial sagging may require a neck lift.

Blepharoplasty is eyelid surgery designed to remove or reposition excess skin and fat from the upper or lower eyelids.

It can improve eyelid contours and create a more refreshed appearance.

Yes. In selected patients, upper and lower eyelid procedures may be performed during the same operation.

The surgical plan depends on eyelid anatomy, eye health, and individual goals.

All surgical procedures involving incisions leave scars.

Facelift and neck lift incisions are generally planned around natural facial contours and the ears.

Upper eyelid incisions are commonly placed within the natural eyelid crease.

Scar appearance varies according to technique and individual healing.

Facelift results can last for several years, but the aging process continues.

Longevity depends on skin quality, genetics, lifestyle, surgical technique, and other individual factors.

Recovery varies by procedure.

Some patients undergoing limited eyelid surgery or double chin liposuction may return to light activities sooner than patients undergoing extensive facelift or neck lift surgery.

Your surgeon will provide individualized recovery instructions.

Yes. Facelift, neck lift, double chin liposuction, and blepharoplasty may be combined in selected patients.

However, combining procedures increases surgical complexity and requires careful medical evaluation.

The cost depends on the selected procedure, surgical complexity, anesthesia requirements, and individual treatment plan.

At Osuri Surgery, personalized quotes are provided after reviewing your medical information, photographs, and aesthetic goals.

Yes. Osuri Surgery offers virtual consultations for patients who wish to discuss facial plastic surgery before traveling to Tijuana.

Our team can review your concerns, discuss potential treatment options, and explain the next steps in the evaluation process.

Refresh Your Appearance. Restore Facial Definition. Enhance Your Natural Beauty.

At Osuri Surgery in Tijuana, Mexico, we offer personalized evaluations for Facelift, Neck Lift (Cervicoplasty), Double Chin Liposuction, and Blepharoplasty.

Our medical team will review your health information, facial anatomy, and aesthetic goals to determine which surgical approach may be appropriate for you.

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