Facial aging occurs around the age of 30, with the loss of eyebrows, deeper nasolabial folds, the appearance of wrinkles and sagging skin. The purpose of a facelift is to improve the aged appearance by removing excess skin from the face and neck, in addition to treating deeper structures such as excess fat muscles and aponeurosis (SMAS). There are different types of incisions depending on the facial segment to be treated. In some cases it is associated with Blepharoplasty (aesthetic surgery of the eyelids), elevation of the eyebrows, elevation of the nasal tip, lip augmentation and chin augmentation. When the skin is very aged it can be associated with a chemical peel or a laser peel. . The surgery is performed in a clinic or hospital with local anesthesia + sedation or with general anesthesia, and one-day hospitalization. The use of compressive lycra garments, postoperative physiotherapy, and avoiding sun exposure are indicated.