How much does facelift cost?
A facelift tightens sagging skin and deeper tissues of the face and jawline. Technique drives the price — a deep-plane facelift by an experienced surgeon costs more than a traditional or mini lift, and the quoted fee often excludes anesthesia and facility costs.
| Typical range | $7,000 – $16,000 |
| Most common | $11,000 |
| Priced | surgeon fee |
| Type | Surgical |
| Typical recovery | 2–3 weeks |
What changes the price of facelift
- Technique — mini, traditional or deep-plane
- Surgeon's experience and location
- Anesthesia and facility fees (often quoted separately)
- Combining with a neck lift or eyelid surgery
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- ›Technique — mini, traditional or deep-plane
- ›Surgeon's experience and location
- ›Anesthesia and facility fees (often quoted separately)
- ›Combining with a neck lift or eyelid surgery
National ballpark ranges for the US. Not a quote — actual prices vary by region, home and contractor.
Facelift cost — frequently asked questions
How much does a facelift cost?
A facelift typically runs $7,000–$16,000, around $11,000 in the middle, before anesthesia and facility fees. Deep-plane facelifts and top surgeons cost more; a mini facelift is cheaper.
Does insurance cover a facelift?
No — a facelift is cosmetic, so insurance doesn't contribute. Many patients use financing or travel abroad to lower the cost.
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This is general US cost information, not a quote and not medical advice. Actual prices depend on your surgeon, city, technique and case — always confirm at a consultation with a board-certified surgeon.