Facelift (Rhytidectomy)

Dr. Jeremy White performs full, mini, lower, SMAS, and deep plane facelifts at ARC Plastic Surgery in Aventura, Miami. His preferred technique combines SMAS layer tightening with selective deep plane elements for long-lasting, natural-looking results — addressing jowls, neck laxity, and mid-face descent without the windblown look. Approximately two weeks of social downtime with full results settling over several weeks.

A facelift at ARC Plastic Surgery in Aventura, Miami is performed by Dr. Jeremy White, a double board-certified plastic surgeon recognised as a Castle Connolly Top Doctor since 2017. Dr. White offers a full range of facelift techniques tailored to each patient's anatomy and goals: the full facelift for comprehensive lower face and neck rejuvenation, the mini facelift for early jowling and mild skin laxity, the lower facelift targeting the jawline and neck specifically, and the SMAS facelift — which tightens the underlying muscular layer rather than just pulling skin. For patients with more advanced ageing or those seeking revision surgery, Dr. White also performs deep plane and hybrid deep plane facelifts, which release deeper facial ligaments to achieve repositioning that holds longer and looks more natural over time. Dr. White's philosophy is that great plastic surgery should be undetectable — enhancing what is already there rather than creating an operated appearance. Every facelift plan at ARC is preceded by a detailed consultation to map facial anatomy, skin quality, and patient goals. Procedures are performed at an accredited surgical facility, and financing options are available. Patients travelling from across South Florida — including Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Boca Raton, and Fort Lauderdale — choose ARC for Dr. White's dual training in both Otolaryngology (Head and Neck Surgery) and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, giving him an unusually thorough understanding of facial anatomy. Virtual consultations are available for out-of-area patients considering the procedure. Recovery involves approximately two weeks of social downtime, with residual swelling resolving over several months as final results emerge.