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Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery in Seoul

Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery is a comprehensive surgical approach designed to address multiple signs of facial aging in a coordinated manner. Rather than focusing on a single area, this procedure treats the face as a whole to restore balance, improve contours, and achieve a more refreshed and youthful appearance.

Procedure time Varies based on procedures combined
Anaesthesia General or IV sedation
Hospital stay Same-day discharge
Stitch removal 1–2 weeks
Illustration of the facial retaining ligaments lifted in a facelift
Same day Discharge
70,000+ International patients
Overview

What is Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery ?

Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery refers to a customized combination of facial surgical procedures planned together to correct age-related changes across the upper, mid, and lower face. The goal is to improve overall facial harmony by addressing sagging, deep wrinkles, volume loss, and contour imbalance in a unified treatment plan.

How it works

How Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery works

The exact combination depends on individual facial anatomy and aging patterns.

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Facelift or lower face facelift

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Neck lift surgery

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Cheek or mid-face lift

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Eyelid surgery (upper and/or lower)

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Brow or forehead lift (when indicated)

Benefits

Why patients choose Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery

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Comprehensive improvement of facial aging signs

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Better balance between facial regions

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Smoother contours and reduced sagging

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More youthful yet natural-looking appearance

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Long-lasting surgical results

Is it for you?

Is it right for you ?

  • Experience aging changes across multiple facial areas
  • Want comprehensive, long-term facial rejuvenation
  • Have limited results from isolated or non-surgical treatments
  • Are in generally good health

It may not be suitable for individuals seeking minor or localized correction only.

Treatment areas

Where it works

Upper face (forehead and brows) Mid-face and cheeks Lower face and jawline Neck and chin–neck transition Deep facial folds and skin laxity
Before → After Before and after photos of Grand Plastic Surgery patients after facial fat grafting, a procedure related to Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery similar procedure ♡
Before & after

Real results from a related procedure

These Grand patients had facial fat grafting — a procedure closely related to Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery. They show the natural style of change we aim for; your own result depends on your anatomy and treatment plan.

  • Lifted, firmer contours
  • Natural expression — never “done”
  • Discreet, well-hidden incisions

Photos show Grand Plastic Surgery patients after facial fat grafting, shared with consent, as an illustrative example. Results of Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery differ and vary by individual.

Recovery & results

Recovery After Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery

Recovery typically includes: Recovery timelines depend on the combination of procedures performed.

1 Step 1

Swelling and bruising during the first 1–2 weeks

2 Step 2

Gradual improvement in facial contour and balance

3 Step 3

Return to normal activities as healing progresses

4 Step 4

Continued refinement of results over several months

Results are generally long-lasting, often maintaining improvement for many years. While natural aging continues, the face remains noticeably more youthful and balanced compared to pre-surgery appearance.

Good to know

How Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery Works

The surgical process generally includes:

  • Comprehensive facial assessment and planning
  • Selection of appropriate procedures for balanced rejuvenation
  • Strategic placement of discreet incisions
  • Repositioning of deeper tissues and removal of excess skin
  • Coordinated closure to maintain natural contours
Before & after your visit

Preparation & aftercare

Before treatment

  • Tell your surgeon about every medication you take
  • Stop aspirin and painkillers 7–10 days before surgery
  • Stop smoking and drinking at least 3 days before
  • Fast for 8 hours before surgery (no gum, candy or drinks)
  • Postpone if you have a cold, fever or severe cough
  • Bring a hat, sunglasses or scarf, and do not drive afterwards

After treatment

  • Keeping the head elevated during early recovery
  • Avoiding strenuous activity for several weeks
  • Following incision and wound-care instructions
  • Protecting healing areas from sun exposure
FAQ

Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery questions

Will total face rejuvenation surgery look natural?
When carefully planned, results appear balanced and natural across all facial areas.
Is total face rejuvenation surgery one procedure or multiple surgeries?
It is a coordinated surgical plan that may include multiple procedures performed together.
Can total face rejuvenation surgery be customized?
Yes. The surgical approach is tailored to each individual’s facial structure and aging concerns.
How long do Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery results last?
Results are generally long-lasting, often maintaining improvement for many years. While natural aging continues, the face remains noticeably more youthful and balanced compared to pre-surgery appearance.
How much does Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery cost in Korea?
The cost depends on the areas treated, the technique and anything combined in the same visit. Send 3 photos on WhatsApp for a personalised estimate, or see our pricing guide for typical ranges.
Why choose Grand Plastic Surgery for Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery?
Grand has specialised in facial rejuvenation in Gangnam since 2004 and has cared for over 70,000 international patients. Treatment is planned by Dr. Rhee Se Whan’s team, with English-speaking coordinators, an anesthesiologist on site and a real-name doctor policy.
Free consultation

Find out if Total Face Rejuvenation Surgery is right for you

Send 3 photos (front, 45°, side) on WhatsApp. Dr. Rhee’s team replies with a personalised plan and estimate — in English.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Rhee Se Whan · Last updated October 2026 · This page is for general information and does not replace an in-person medical consultation.