A surgical lift focused on the lower third of the face to address jowls, laxity along the jawline, and frequently the upper neck. Surgeons reposition deeper tissues (not just skin) for a natural contour; some cases add a neck lift or fat grafting for balance.

Adults with jawline/jowl laxity and good overall health, seeking definition without changing features elsewhere (brow/eyelids). Your surgeon will review skin quality, neck bands, and whether a combined neck lift would improve results.

A full facelift can address the lower two-thirds (often with more midface/neck work). A lower facelift concentrates on jawline/jowls and frequently upper neck; it’s commonly paired with a neck lift for comprehensive contour.

Swelling, bruising, numbness, scar changes, asymmetry, and hematoma (the most common facelift complication); infection and nerve irritation are less common but possible. Disclose smoking, medications, and prior energy treatments to help reduce risk.

Fees vary with city, surgeon, and scope (stand-alone lower lift vs. combined neck/midface). As context, Canadian clinics list facelift prices in broad bands—for example Toronto ~C$13,500–$22,000+ and C$9,500–$35,000 depending on type/scope; Quebec clinics cite traditional/deep-plane lifts ranging from ~C$15,000–$25,000+. A lower facelift typically falls toward the lower–mid end of a given practice’s facelift pricing, but your consultation will provide an exact quote.

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For the right candidate, it can re-define the jawline and soften jowls with downtime measured in weeks, not months. A detailed consult (and discussion of whether to add a neck lift) helps set clear goals and realistic timelines.