Male face lifting is the cosmetic surgery which has witnessed the greatest rise in demand in recent years. A result of social evolution and development of non-surgical techniques for facial rejuvenation, this intervention represents a real challenge for the surgeon who operates mainly on women. Man has specific characteristics which include differences in the aging process, and a multitude of anatomical and psychosocial factors that will require adjustments in the patient's overall care. Indeed, the adaptation of the conventional technique of the female facelift would lead to an unnatural result, not satisfactory for the patient. To best meet the demands of the male patient, the surgeon must take into account the male facial characteristics in order to optimize the results.
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