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How much should I pay for a face lift?

I want to get a face lift as I am 38 and I have started to recieve fine lines on my face as well as Im in the middle of giving up smoking and I want to eradicate the smokers lines around my mouth. I dont think that it is a major face lift like a 60 year old but I still want one done as I dont want any lines on my face at all.

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1. Maybe a couple hundred. They might be able to use Botox for the small fine lines.
2. Really think about this, it is a big decision. If you haven't already tried creams and such, be sure to check that out first. You seem a little young to be having this, but then again I haven't seen your face. Just remember there are other options. Consider Thermage: non-surgical and works by delivering pulses of energy to the lower layers of skin tightening and contracting the skin. The results can be immediate for some people, but may be gradual for others, perhaps not noticeable for several months. A second treatment may be needed if no results are evident after six months. Thermage treatment is quick, taking less than an hour with possible redness or swelling that may last a few hours. Good luck.
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