Facelift in Guernsey & Jersey

PSP stands for Platysma SMAS Plication, and is method in which patients receive maximum lifting results, with minimal surgical intervention.

The procedure is performed under general anaesthetic, with an overnight stay at the hospital so that we can monitor patients post-procedure.

The days of the Hollywood wind-swept facelift look have long and truly passed – and Cosmetic Surgery Partners are pioneers in developing natural looking and minimally invasive face lift techniques. The results; a lasting effect with minimal tell tale signs of surgery. Our groundbreaking PSP facelift – developed by Cosmetic Surgery Partners founders Dai Davies and Nick Percival – has been presented at leading medical conferences and surgical meetings across Europe and has even been featured in the American ‘Core’ training manuals which are regarded by many as the ‘bible’ for trainee cosmetic surgeons. Our surgeons have performed hundreds of successful facelift procedures, so it’s no surprise their superior expertise led to the practice being voted Best for Facelifts 2014 by Tatler Magazine.

PSP Face lift

PSP stands for Platysma SMAS Plication, and this is the preferred method for patients to receive maximum lifting results, with minimal surgical intervention. The procedure is performed under general anaesthetic, with an overnight stay at the hospital so that we can monitor patients post-procedure.

Involving small incisions at the front of and behind the ears, as well as a small incision under the chin for liposuction, the PSP facelift allows for discretion and subtlety while delivering optimum results.

We have performed over 250 cases so far, and we have also presented this method to surgical meetings in Europe. It is vastly becoming the most innovative and accepted form of face lifting available.

MACS Face lift

MACS, or Minimal Access Cranial Suspension, are suitable for younger patients who require a more subtle lift and have signs of ageing around the neck area. It is also a more discreet option amongst male patients, as many wish not to have a scar behind their ear, given their hairstyle.

Our surgical team were the first to introduce this revolutionary method to the UK, as we presented it to BAPS and BARPS in 2003.

The MACS facelift is performed under either general or local anaesthetic, as a day case procedure. It has speedier recovery time to the PSP facelift method.

To begin your face-lift journey, start by booking a consultation today. If you’re still not sure and want to find out more information you can view our FAQ section below or call our medically trained team who will be delighted to help.