the Face
Your journey starts here
Every face is unique
Understanding what a patient truly needs requires far more than simply focusing on a single concern.
With Dr Howard Webster, treatment begins by looking at the whole picture. Through a comprehensive facial analysis and an in-depth consultation, Dr Webster takes the time to understand not only what you see in the mirror, but also your overall health, facial structure, pattern of ageing, lifestyle, and the goals you hope to achieve.
Every consultation is led by Dr Webster and guided by careful assessment rather than a predetermined treatment plan. Using detailed facial analysis, he works collaboratively with each patient to develop a personalised approach that considers their concerns while respecting their natural facial harmony, balance, and individuality.
The consultation is never a sales conversation. Instead, it is a thoughtful discussion built on honest communication, education, and realistic expectations. By assessing the face as a whole and considering how each feature relates to the others, Dr Webster provides personalised recommendations to help patients make informed decisions about their care.
Upper face
The upper face plays an important role in facial expression and overall facial balance. Changes to the forehead, brow, and upper eyelids are common signs of facial ageing and are often discussed during consultation for brow lift surgery, upper eyelid surgery, and other facial rejuvenation procedures. Dr Webster carefully assesses the relationship between these structures before recommending a personalised treatment approach based on your anatomy, concerns, and clinical assessment.
Mid face
The mid face provides important support for facial structure and contour. As we age, changes in the cheeks and surrounding tissues may contribute to flattening through the mid face, deepening around the nose and mouth, and reduced facial definition. During consultation, Dr Webster carefully assesses these changes to determine whether facial rejuvenation surgery may be appropriate.
Lower face
The lower face includes the jawline, jowls, and areas around the mouth that commonly change with facial ageing. During consultation, Dr Webster assesses how these structures relate to the cheeks and neck when considering lower face rejuvenation and facelift surgery.
Jaw
The jawline is an important feature of facial proportion and definition. Ageing and changes in facial support may alter jawline contour over time. During consultation, Dr Webster carefully assesses the lower face to determine whether jawline rejuvenation or facelift surgery may be appropriate based on your anatomy and treatment goals.
Neck
The neck plays an important role in overall facial balance and is commonly assessed during consultation for neck lift surgery and facial rejuvenation. Changes beneath the chin and along the neck may contribute to the appearance of facial ageing. Dr Webster evaluates the face and neck together to determine the most appropriate surgical approach based on your anatomy and clinical assessment.
Operation
Recovery time: Most patients return to normal activities within 4 - 6 weeks.