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What is the age limit for arthroplasty? Understanding eligibility beyond years

While the average age for knee replacement surgery in the U.S. is around 65, the defining factors for arthroplasty are a patient's overall health and level of pain, not their chronological age. A person's fitness, the severity of their joint damage, and their overall quality of life are far more important than their birth year when determining candidacy for joint replacement surgery.

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What is the oldest age for knee replacement surgery? Factors to consider

While most knee replacements are performed on patients between 60 and 80 years old, there is no official upper age limit for the procedure. Orthopedic surgeons routinely evaluate patients in their 80s and even 90s, with a patient's overall health and the severity of their knee condition being more critical than their chronological age.

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Can a 70 year old get a mini facelift?

According to the American Cosmetic Association, the number of seniors over 65 opting for cosmetic procedures has increased dramatically over the last several decades, reflecting an era of enhanced safety and better results. Yes, a 70-year-old can get a mini facelift, but the decision hinges on overall health, skin condition, and realistic expectations rather than age alone.

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