Champagne Full Facial Rejuvenation® in Beverly Hills
A Customized Approach to Complete Facial Rejuvenation
If you are considering facelift surgery in Beverly Hills, the appropriate plan depends on where aging changes are occurring. A facelift may be sufficient when concerns are concentrated in areas such as the lower face and jawline. A broader full facial rejuvenation plan may be considered when the neck, eyelids, brows, facial volume, skin quality, or another feature also contributes to the patient’s goals.
Champagne Full Facial Rejuvenation® is Dr. Champagne’s individualized planning approach. It may combine a facelift with carefully selected complementary procedures, but it does not mean every patient receives or needs multiple procedures. The recommended scope depends on anatomy, health, priorities, recovery considerations, and surgical judgment.
Depending on each patient’s anatomy and goals, Champagne Full Facial Rejuvenation Surgery may incorporate a deep plane facelift, neck lift, eyelid surgery, brow lift, rhinoplasty, facial fat grafting, chin augmentation, or other procedures designed to rejuvenate the face as a cohesive whole rather than treating individual features in isolation.
For a clear overview of the concept, read What Is Full Facial Rejuvenation? To compare the options directly, see Facelift vs. Full Facial Rejuvenation.
The objective is coordinated planning across the facial areas that may benefit from treatment while preserving features that do not need to change.
Medical Review
Medically reviewed by Jason Champagne, M.D., a double board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon specializing in comprehensive facial rejuvenation.
Last medically reviewed: September 2, 2026
A Tailored Combination of Procedures
The hallmark of Champagne Full Facial Rejuvenation is that it’s never one-size-fits-all. Each treatment plan is meticulously designed to address your unique anatomy and aesthetic goals. The procedures may include any combination of:
Targets sagging skin, deep creases, and loss of definition in the lower face and jawline.
The mid-face lift targets the area between the lower eyelids and the corners of the mouth, where early signs of aging often appear as sagging or volume loss. This procedure repositions the underlying fat pads and tissues to restore youthful contours to the cheeks and under-eye area. It’s ideal for patients seeking natural elevation and definition in the mid-face without altering their overall appearance. Often combined with eyelid surgery or brow lift for optimal results.
Refines the jaw and neck area by tightening underlying muscles and removing excess skin or fat.
Restores a brighter, more rested eye area by removing or repositioning fat and skin on the upper and/or lower lids.
Elevates the brow for a refreshed look, softens forehead lines, and corrects drooping.
Subtly refines the shape or profile of the nose to enhance facial symmetry and elegance.
A lip lift subtly shortens the distance between the nose and the upper lip, enhancing lip shape and creating a fuller, more youthful appearance. It improves balance in the lower face and is especially beneficial for those seeking a naturally refreshed look without fillers.
Used strategically to restore volume to areas such as the cheeks, temples, or nasolabial folds — often complementing structural work.
Facelift, Redefined: Understanding the Types
The term facelift can mean different things depending on the technique used and the areas treated. Here’s a closer look at several commonly discussed approaches:
1. Mini Facelift
Uses shorter incisions and addresses a more limited treatment area
Targets mild sagging in the lower face
May be considered for selected patients with more limited lower-face laxity
2. SMAS Facelift (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System)
Repositions or tightens the SMAS using one of several surgical techniques
Can improve support through the lower face and jawline
The appropriate approach depends on the patient’s anatomy and goals
3. Deep Plane Facelift
Works beneath the SMAS in selected areas and may release retaining ligaments
Can reposition descended cheek and lower-face tissues as a composite unit
Requires detailed knowledge of facial anatomy and careful surgical judgment
4. Mid-Face Lift
Focuses on the cheeks and under-eye area
Repositions fat pads to restore youthful contour
May be combined with eyelid or brow surgery when appropriate
The Champagne Difference
What sets Champagne Full Facial Rejuvenation® apart is not just the technical precision — it’s the philosophy. Dr. Champagne takes the time to understand the patient’s story, their aesthetic values, and how aging has uniquely affected their face. The intended result is a refreshed appearance that remains consistent with the patient’s natural features and identity.
When procedures are combined appropriately, treatment and recovery can be coordinated within a single plan. The recommended scope depends on the patient’s health, anatomy, goals, and the procedures involved.
Is It Right For You?
If you’re noticing a general tiredness in your appearance, sagging, deepening folds, or drooping features that don’t reflect how you feel, you may benefit from a comprehensive evaluation. Champagne Full Facial Rejuvenation® may be appropriate when several facial areas contribute to your concerns, but not every patient needs multiple procedures.
Next Steps
Dr. Champagne offers in-depth consultations at his private office in Beverly Hills, where he customizes a plan designed to enhance — not alter — your natural beauty. Whether you’re considering a focused procedure or broader rejuvenation, the process begins with an individualized evaluation.
What is Champagne Full Facial Rejuvenation®?
FAQs: Insights from Dr. Champagne
Champagne Full Facial Rejuvenation® is an individualized treatment-planning approach for patients whose concerns may involve more than one facial area. Depending on the examination and the patient’s goals, the plan may involve a facelift alone, a selected combination of procedures, or staged treatment. More procedures are not automatically necessary or better.
Q: How do I know if I’m a good candidate?
A: A candidate may have concerns across more than one facial area, be in appropriate health for the recommended procedure or procedures, understand the recovery involved, and have realistic goals. Some patients need only a facelift or another focused treatment; the examination determines whether a broader plan is appropriate.
Q: Can I choose which procedures are included?
A: Your priorities are central to the consultation. Dr. Champagne evaluates your anatomy, health, previous treatment, goals, and recovery considerations, then explains which options may be appropriate. You can decide whether to proceed with the recommended plan, modify its scope, stage treatment, or take no action.
Q: Will I look like a different person?
A: The intended goal is to preserve your identity while addressing the concerns discussed during consultation. Early swelling can temporarily affect appearance, and no surgical result can be guaranteed. Planning focuses on proportion, restraint, and the features you want to preserve.
Q: What is the typical recovery time?
A: Recovery depends on every procedure included, the surgical scope, and individual healing. Patients should plan for visible swelling and bruising, time away from normal activities, and a longer period of gradual refinement. Dr. Champagne provides an individualized timeline; you can also review the facelift recovery timeline.
Q: Is everything done in one surgery?
A: Not necessarily. Procedures may be combined when the patient is an appropriate candidate and the planned operative time and recovery are medically reasonable. Other patients may be better served by staging treatment. This is determined during consultation.
Q: How long do the results last?
A: Longevity depends on the procedures performed, anatomy, skin quality, lifestyle, and the aging process. Surgical results can be long-lasting, but no procedure stops aging and individual results vary. Learn more about how facelift results change over time.
Q: Will there be visible scarring?
A: Incision location depends on the procedures performed. Facelift incisions are generally planned around natural contours and hair-bearing areas, but all surgery produces scars and healing varies. Review the detailed guide to facelift scars and incision placement.
Q: Is full facial rejuvenation an option for men?
A: Men may be candidates for a facelift or broader rejuvenation plan. The recommended approach depends on health, anatomy, goals, and the procedures being considered. Planning can account for features the patient wants to preserve, including jawline, chin, hairline, and brow characteristics.
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