Deep Plane Facelift
Overview
A facelift rejuvenates facial contours by addressing aging signs such as sagging skin, deep creases, and hollows. Contributing factors include genetics, gravity, stress, and environmental conditions.
Targets:
Sagging in the brow, midface, and jawline
Deep nasolabial folds and undereye creases
Double chin and neck laxity
A facelift is often complemented by procedures like brow lifts, eyelid surgery, and midface lifts for holistic rejuvenation.
Procedure Types
Key Techniques:
SMAS Plication/Ectomy: Tightens superficial layers for moderate improvements.
Deep Plane Facelift: Focuses on lifting deeper facial structures, yielding long-lasting, natural results.
Neck Lift: Addresses sagging and fat accumulation in the neck
Deep Plane Facelift Highlights:
Incisions around the ear with minimal skin elevation
Focuses on SMAS-platysma release for vertical repositioning of facial tissues
Combines midface and neck rejuvenation
Pre-Operative Preparation
Consultation Topics: Discuss goals, medical history, current medications, and prior surgeries.
Preparation: Avoid smoking, alcohol, and medications like blood thinners. Follow personalized pre-surgery instructions.
Post-Operative Care
Tips for Recovery:
Follow incision care instructions to prevent infection.
Manage pain with prescribed medication and cold compresses.
Stay hydrated and consume nutrient-rich foods for healing.
Avoid strenuous activity for 2–6 weeks.
Keep your head elevated and practice gentle facial massages after approval.
Common Recovery Effects:
Swelling, bruising, and discomfort that subside within weeks
Temporary numbness or tightness around incision sites
Benefits
Enhanced natural contours of the face and neck
Long-lasting rejuvenation with minimal visible scarring
Improved self-confidence
Expectations & Limitations
Results are long-term but do not stop the aging process.
Non-surgical methods can delay or enhance facelift outcomes but cannot replace surgical results.
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