ROTEL procedure in layman's terms

Ricardo Rodriguez, MD answers: What is a Reinforced Orbitotemporal Lift (ROTEL)?

Please explain  what a Reinforced Orbitotemporal Lift (ROTEL) is in layman's terms please.


Ricardo Rodriguez, MD
1 month ago
By Ricardo Rodriguez, MD - Baltimore Plastic Surgeon

 A long run for a short slide.

Without getting into details, it is the type of aggressive procedure that is falling out of favor these days.

However; the concept of rejuvenating the area around the eyes is very important and the key to a successful facial rejuvenation.

Don't be afraid of a forehead lift raising your hairline if it is done by endoscope. Endoscopic forehead lift is based on separating muscle actions, not pulling on skin.

There are many ways of getting the same result.

Check out the link and video below for more info.

Web reference: http://www.cosmeticsurg.net/blog/2009/04/16/the-browlift-is-the-new-eyelift

Facelift: What are the goals of a good facelift? from CosmeticSurg.net on Vimeo.

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