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Facial rejuvenation today includes surgical facelifts, mini‑facelifts, deep‑plane lifts, and non‑invasive options such as Radiesse “liquid” filler, Ultherapy, RF microneedling, thread lifts, and injectable neuromodulators. At Cape Cod Aesthetics and Cape & Islands Plastic Surgery, board‑certified physicians—including Dr. Dalton, Dr. Marc Fater, Dr. Seth Jones, and Dr. Michael Loffredo—combine decades of training with personalized, patient‑centered care in accredited facilities. We compiled this guide from peer‑reviewed clinical data, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, and direct information provided by the clinics’ own physicians, ensuring every recommendation reflects current, evidence‑based practice. Expect a concise, step‑by‑step overview of each treatment, safety considerations, recovery timelines, and cost factors, so you can make an informed decision about the optimal rejuvenation pathway for your unique goals.

Surgical facelifts in Massachusetts range from full‑face rhytidectomy to targeted mini lifts. A full facelift typically runs between $17,000 and $21,000, covering the surgeon’s fee, anesthesia, operating‑room costs and postoperative garments. When advanced technologies such as Facetite are added, the total can exceed $25,000.
Mini facelifts, which focus on the lower face and jawline, generally cost $9,000‑$14,000 in the Cape Cod area. A jowl‑focused mini lift falls within $8,000‑$20,000, with higher prices reflecting added neck work or more extensive tissue tightening.
Deep‑plane facelifts—considered the gold standard for mid‑face and neck rejuvenation—average $22,600 in Boston, with a wide range from $8,900 to $50,000 depending on surgeon expertise, anesthesia type and adjunctive procedures.
Many patients combine a facelift with a tummy tuck for comprehensive body contouring; in Massachusetts a tummy tuck costs $8,000‑$15,000, inclusive of liposuction when performed.
Overall, the average surgical facelift cost in the state is $20,000‑$25,000, varying by technique, surgeon experience and facility fees. All estimates require a personalized consultation with a board‑certified plastic surgeon to produce a precise, all‑inclusive quote.

Cape Cod residents have a suite of non‑surgical options that restore volume, tighten skin, and smooth dynamic lines without incisions. A liquid facelift using Radiesse provides immediate contour enhancement; the biostimulator filler triggers collagen and elastin production for long‑lasting firmness. The “Dynamic Duo” builds on this by pairing Radiesse with a skin‑tightening technology—either FDA‑cleared Ultherapy, which uses focused ultrasound to heat deep dermal layers and stimulate remodeling, or RF microneedling with growth factors, which targets tone, texture, and tightening through micro‑injury and radiofrequency energy. For comprehensive rejuvenation, the “Terrific Trio” integrates Radiesse, RF microneedling, and Ultherapy in a single treatment plan, addressing volume loss, surface texture, and laxity from the bottom up.
Botox® Cosmetic treatments are also available throughout the Hyannis, Plymouth, Sandwich and Falmouth offices of Cape & Islands Plastic Surgery. Board‑certified surgeons perform precise injections that relax forehead, glabellar, and crow’s‑foot lines, delivering natural results within days and lasting up to four months with no downtime.
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Cape Cod Plastic Surgery serves the Cape Cod community from several convenient locations. The flagship Hyannis headquarters at 51 Main Street houses lead surgeon Dr. Marc Fater, a board‑certified plastic surgeon with over 20 years of experience in facial rejuvenation, body contouring, and reconstructive procedures. Our Plymouth office, located at 110 Long Pond Road, Suite 201, offers the same full‑service cosmetic and reconstructive care, staffed by board‑certified surgeons Dr. Michael Loffredo and Dr. Seth Jones, and a dedicated nursing team to guide patients through pre‑ and post‑operative care. In Mashpee, the Cape Cod Surgery Center at 160 Falmouth Road Suite B provides advanced surgical technology and multidisciplinary support for complex cases. The on‑site medical spa, Skin MD Hyannis (790 Iyannough Rd, Ste 6), complements surgical services with minimally invasive options such as Botox, dermal fillers, Morpheus8, and Ultherapy, all delivered by certified technicians under Dr. Fater’s supervision. Prospective patients can view an extensive before‑and‑after photo gallery on our website, showcasing natural‑looking results from mini‑ and full facelifts, blepharoplasty, breast augmentation, and more. Patient reviews consistently highlight Dr. Fater’s meticulous technique, compassionate communication, and the practice’s personalized, patient‑centered approach, establishing him as the best plastic surgeon on Cape Cod. For more information or to schedule a consultation, call (508) 771‑0290 (Hyannis) or (508) 747‑1322 (Plymouth).

Understanding the financial side of facial and body rejuvenation helps patients plan confidently. A comprehensive cost breakdown includes the surgeon’s fee, anesthesia, operating‑room expenses, pre‑operative labs, post‑operative garments and any adjunct procedures. For example, a Lipo 360 in Massachusetts typically ranges from $6,380 to $14,660, with most patients paying $8,000‑$10,000 after a detailed quote that encompasses all inclusive costs. A breast lift (mastopexy) averages $12,000‑$17,000 in the state, while a full mommy makeover—often a combination of breast work, tummy tuck and liposuction—falls between $15,000 and $30,000. Financing plans such as CareCredit and PatientFi are widely offered, featuring 0 % interest promotional periods and low‑down‑payment options, allowing patients to spread payments over 12‑24 months. Insurance generally does not cover elective cosmetic surgery, though it may apply when a procedure corrects a functional impairment. Many Cape Cod practices provide a single, all‑inclusive quote after the initial consultation, which is typically $125 and applied toward the final bill. Discussing these details during your personalized, patient‑centered consultation ensures clear expectations and a smooth path to achieving your aesthetic goals.

At Cape Cod Plastic Surgery, we tailor facial rejuvenation to each patient’s age, skin quality, and lifestyle. Below are common questions and concise answers that help you understand candidacy, recovery, and realistic outcomes.
Should a 70‑year‑old get a facelift? A facelift can be safe and rewarding for a healthy 70‑year‑old when overall health, skin condition, and expectations are thoroughly evaluated. Age alone is not a contraindication; the key is the degree of laxity and how it affects confidence. Deep‑plane techniques often provide the most natural, long‑lasting results for older patients. Your surgeon will review medical history, medications, and healing capacity to customize the procedure and postoperative plan.
Is 50 too old for a mini facelift? No. While mini facelifts are popular in the late 30s‑early 50s, anyone with mild‑to‑moderate sagging and good elasticity can be a candidate. At 50, many retain sufficient collagen for a quick recovery and natural look. A board‑certified surgeon will assess facial anatomy, skin quality, and goals to determine if a mini lift—or another option—best fits your needs.
Facelift before and after Before‑and‑after photos showcase the dramatic yet subtle transformation achievable with modern techniques. “Before” images often reveal jowls, deep nasolabial folds, and neck laxity; “after” images display a tighter jawline, lifted cheeks, softened eye creases, and a defined neck while preserving unique facial traits. Reviewing these galleries helps set realistic expectations for your personalized facelift at Cape Cod Plastic Surgery.
Begin your journey by scheduling a personalized consultation with our board‑certified team, who will assess your goals and recommend the optimal rejuvenation plan. Browse our extensive before‑and‑after gallery to see real results from patients like you. Discuss financing options, including CareCredit and flexible payment plans, and confirm that insurance does not cover elective procedures. Finally, set realistic expectations about outcomes and recovery timelines so you feel confident and prepared every step of the way.

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