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Facelift costs in the UK vary widely — typically from around £7,000 to £15,000 and above. The range reflects the technique used, how much of the face and neck is treated, the surgeon’s experience and the hospital.
All-inclusive starting prices. A personalised quote follows your consultation.
See the complete cosmetic surgery price list.
The quote covers the surgeon’s fee, your consultant anaesthetist, hospital and theatre charges, and all routine post-operative appointments. There are no hidden fees.
The biggest factor is the technique and extent. A mini or targeted lift addresses early jowling and is quicker. A full facelift, and particularly a deep plane facelift, releases and repositions the deeper facial tissues — more technically demanding, longer in theatre, and more expensive, but generally giving a more natural and longer-lasting result. Adding a neck lift, eyelid surgery or fat transfer increases the total.
Often, yes. Facial surgery is unforgiving — the result is on permanent display, and revision surgery is harder than getting it right the first time. The difference between a natural result and an obviously ‘operated’ one lies in the surgeon’s technique and judgement. I would always prioritise a GMC-registered plastic surgeon experienced in facial surgery, operating in an accredited hospital, over the lowest quote or a package abroad.
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A well-performed facelift lasts around ten years or more. Choose on the surgeon’s facial-surgery experience and the accreditation of the hospital, not on price. Read more about facelift surgery or book a consultation.
How much does a facelift cost in the UK? A facelift with Mr Reza Nassab starts from £8,000 for a mini facelift, £14,500 for a full facelift, and £18,500 for a deep plane face and neck lift. Prices are all-inclusive of the surgeon, consultant anaesthetist, hospital and theatre, and all follow-up care. Across the UK, facelifts typically cost between £7,000 and £15,000 or more depending on technique and extent. See the full cosmetic surgery price list.
Mr Reza Nassab’s perspective
Facial surgery is the least forgiving surgery I perform, and it is the area where I most strongly advise against choosing on price. The difference between a natural, refreshed result and an obviously ‘operated’ look is technique and judgement — and revision facial surgery is considerably harder than getting it right the first time. A deep plane facelift costs more because it is more technically demanding and takes longer in theatre, but it repositions the deeper tissues rather than pulling skin, which is why the result tends to look more natural and last longer. Read about the deep plane facelift or see the price list.