How Much Does a Deep Plane Facelift Cost?

Unlike traditional facelifts, this technique works on the deep planes of the face. It’s not just about stretching the skin, but about repositioning the tissues that have descended over time, such as the SMAS (superficial musculoaponeurotic system) and facial ligaments.

The result? A firmer, more defined and rejuvenated face, without the tight or artificial effect. And most importantly: with a natural appearance. Rejuvenation from the inside out, which keeps your expression intact.

Now, this is a much more laborious technique that requires years of training and exclusive dedication. Something that undoubtedly impacts the result, but also the price.

A Deep Plane facelift requires:

• More surgical time (4-5 hours vs 2-3 for traditional)
• More training and surgical skill (not all surgeons master it)
• Greater specialization (you have to set aside many other procedures)

All of this to offer you the best possible result.

Several factors directly influence the cost:

The complexity of your case It’s not the same to work only on the lower third as to do a complete facelift with neck. The longer the surgery duration, the higher the cost.

The surgeon’s experience A specialist who has been applying the technique for years doesn’t charge the same as someone who does it “occasionally.” Experience has a direct relationship with results.

Where you have surgery A clinic with its own operating rooms, advanced technology and complete team costs more than a basic center. But it’s also safer for you.

A dedicated anesthesiologist and a specialized team When you’re put under by an anesthesiologist specialized in facial surgery, you’re not only betting on your safety. Also on your comfort: they’ll use a cocktail of drugs specially designed so you wake up smoothly, without nausea or vomiting.

It’s difficult to give categorical figures.

What I can tell you is that the Deep Plane facelift is one of the best investments if you’re looking to rejuvenate naturally, elegantly and durably.

Fortunately, prices in Spain aren’t like those in the United States (starting at $120,000), but you can’t expect expert hands for €10-12,000 either, but rather starting around €20,000.

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Absolutely yes. And I say this after nearly 10 years dedicated exclusively to facelift surgery and having tried every technique available.

The difference is not just in the price — it’s in the long-term value you gain:

But of course, this is only my perspective.

The answer really depends on what you’re looking for.

If you only want the cheapest possible option or have unrealistic expectations, then no.

If you want the best possible outcome, then yes.

Because beyond tightening ligaments and repositioning tissues, what we truly aim for with this surgery is that you recognize yourself again in the mirror — not as someone different, but as yourself, renewed.

And we’re not talking about a short-lived change, like you might get with thread lifts or a mini-facelift (especially if you consider the costs of touch-ups and ongoing maintenance).

In most cases, the results of a Deep Plane Facelift last for more than 10 years.

It’s a long-term investment that allows you to enjoy a firmer, more defined, and more vibrant face — without the need for constant corrections.