facelift
/ˈfeɪsˌlɪft/
noun
- A medical operation to make the face look younger by tightening the skin and removing wrinkles.
- The surgeon explained the risks of a facelift before the procedure.
- She decided to get a facelift for her 60th birthday.
- Many celebrities choose facelifts to maintain a youthful appearance.
- A process of improving the appearance of something, such as a building, product, or website, to make it look more modern or attractive.
- After a major facelift, the park now has new benches and a playground.
- The company gave its logo a facelift to appeal to younger customers.
- The old library got a facelift with new paint and furniture.
Synonyms
verb
- To perform a facelift on someone's face.
- They plan to facelift the actress before her next movie role.
- She was facelifted by a famous doctor in Beverly Hills.
- The plastic surgeon facelifted the patient last week.
- To improve the appearance of something, such as a building or product, to make it look more modern or attractive.
- The city council voted to facelift the downtown area.
- The hotel was facelifted with new carpets and lighting.
- We need to facelift our website to attract more visitors.