Usage of "have a facelift"

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Usage of have a facelift in English

The most recent project was renovating all seventy-five District Line trains, the last of the older Tube trains to have a facelift. 
 Wired 

He admitted having a facelift and a hair transplant to keep his image youthful. 
 Reuters 

The Bloody Mary has also had a facelift, presented in a flight of three -traditional, smoked and Asian-inspired 
 The Irish Times 

Typical of Polish drinking holes of the 1950s, Protrus recently had a facelift -not that you would immediately notice it. 
 The Guardian 

We moved along past the newly refurbished Great Southern Hotel, turned right and up by the Skeffington Arms-ittoo had a facelift. 
 Priest 

Nowhere is this more true than in the flagship Superb model which has recently had a facelift and is ready for the off. 
 Independent.ie 

The one-time ballroom of romance for gardaí and nurses had a facelift and now boasts the de rigeur club must-have: a VIP bar. 
 The Irish Times 

Meanings of have a facelift in English