Depending on a person’s genetics, sun exposure, and skin care routine, signs of aging can appear at different times. Most patients choose facial rejuvenation procedures in their 40s, 50s, and 60s, but some people in their 30s who already have visible signs of aging choose to act sooner, while some patients 70 and older who remain in good enough health to have elective surgery decide to have facelift later. What matters more than age is whether the patient wants to reverse signs of aging on the lower face and neck.