Blepharoplasty is generally recommended for adults over 35 years old, although it can be performed earlier if there are genetic conditions causing premature bags or droopy eyelids. The ideal age varies for each patient and their specific needs.

Blepharoplasty results are long-lasting and can be maintained for 10-15 years or more. However, the natural aging process continues, so some patients opt for a touch-up after several years.

Blepharoplasty is performed under local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia, so you won't feel pain during the procedure. After surgery, any discomfort can be easily managed with prescribed medications.

Most patients undergo a facelift between ages 40 and 70. However, the ideal age depends more on the degree of facial aging than chronological age. Some patients may benefit earlier due to genetic or lifestyle factors.

Initial recovery takes approximately 2-3 weeks, after which most patients can return to normal activities. Swelling and bruising gradually decrease during the first 4-6 weeks. The final result is appreciated at 3-6 months.

With modern deep facelift techniques (SMAS), results are natural and harmonious. The goal is to rejuvenate your appearance while maintaining your unique expression and facial features, avoiding the "stretched" look of old techniques.

Chin augmentation is ideal when there is a receding (microgenia) or prominent (macrogenia) chin that affects facial harmony. It's also recommended when performing rhinoplasty, as both procedures work together to improve the facial profile comprehensively.

The most common chin implants are medical-grade solid silicone, which are biocompatible, durable, and feel natural. They come in different sizes and shapes to adapt to each patient's specific needs. There are also implants made from other materials like Gore-Tex.

No, the incision is made inside the mouth (intraoral approach) or under the chin in a natural fold. In both cases, scars are minimal and practically imperceptible once they heal completely.

Otoplasty can be performed starting at 5-6 years of age, when the ears have reached approximately 85-90% of their adult size. Performing the surgery before the child starts school can prevent self-esteem issues and bullying related to prominent ears.

Initial recovery takes approximately 1-2 weeks. A protective elastic headband must be worn during the first weeks, especially when sleeping. Most patients can return to normal activities after one week, avoiding contact sports for 4-6 weeks.

Yes, otoplasty results are permanent. Once the ears have healed completely (approximately 6 months), the new position and shape are maintained for life. Scars remain hidden behind the ears and are virtually imperceptible.

Brow lift specifically focuses on the upper face: forehead, brows and periocular area. Facelift treats the middle and lower third of the face. Both procedures can be combined for complete facial rejuvenation, or performed independently according to patient needs.

The endoscopic technique is generally preferred because it uses smaller incisions (3-5 cm) hidden in the scalp, has shorter recovery time and less risk of sensory loss. The classic technique (coronal) is reserved for specific cases with greater tissue descent or when more extensive correction is required.

With the modern endoscopic technique, incisions are made behind the hairline and are minimal, so they don't affect its position or cause significant hair loss. In the traditional coronal technique, the hairline may be slightly elevated, although this can be beneficial in some cases.