10/22/2026
🪞 When someone says, “I look older,” the answer is not always in the skin.
Facial aging happens on more than one level.
Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Geo N. Tabbal looks at changes in skin quality, facial volume, and the position of deeper tissues when evaluating what is actually contributing to an aged appearance.
That distinction matters because different changes require different solutions.
A facelift, for example, is designed to reposition tissues that have descended and restore definition to areas like the cheeks, jawline, and lower face. Volume loss and skin quality are separate components of the overall picture.
The goal is not simply to “tighten” the face.
It is to understand what has changed anatomically and build the plan around that.
Considering facial rejuvenation? Learn more or schedule a consultation at drtabbal.com or 214-618-3006.