A facelift is a surgical procedure in which the skin of the face is extensively peeled, lifted and excess skin is removed by selecting more hidden incisions. If patients take care of themselves after the procedure, and do not have any drastic weight gain or loss in the short term, as well as other medical conditions, the procedure can usually be maintained for more than 5 years. A facelift is a surgical procedure used for facial lifting, which involves larger incisions and wider peeling, but is also relatively long-lasting, generally lasting about 5-6 years, and can last up to about 10 years with proper care. After several years of surgery, if the facial skin loosens again due to ageing, it can also be improved by radio frequency, ultrasonic knife and other photoelectric treatments. Facelift surgery is more traumatic and rich in facial nerves and blood vessels, which requires high professional skills from the surgeon. For those who want to enhance their face through facelift surgery, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital and operate under the guidance of a professional doctor to prevent adverse reactions.