Kevin Sadati, DO

A Preservation Deep Plane Facelift is an excellent option for individuals in their 40s seeking early, natural-looking facial rejuvenation. At this age, signs of aging like mild sagging in the midface, jawline, and neck can be addressed effectively by lifting and repositioning deeper tissues while preserving facial anatomy. This minimally invasive technique ensures a more youthful appearance without the overly tightened look of traditional facelifts. It also offers long-lasting results with minimal downtime, making it ideal for proactive rejuvenation.

Thermage and Ultherapy use heat or sound waves to target tissues beneath the skin, aiming to tighten and rejuvenate. However, these treatments can sometimes compromise the integrity of the underlying tissue over time. For individuals who have undergone these procedures and desire more significant, long-lasting results, the Preservation Deep Plane Facelift is the ideal solution. Unlike other facelifts, this advanced technique carefully lifts and repositions deeper facial tissues while preserving natural structures, ensuring minimal disruption and optimal blood supply. It offers a safer, more effective rejuvenation, delivering natural-looking, long-lasting results even for those with previous non-surgical skin-tightening treatments.

The Preservation Deep Plane Facelift is an ideal choice for individuals in their mid-50s seeking comprehensive facial rejuvenation. This advanced technique addresses key signs of aging, such as sagging in the midface, jowls, and neck, by lifting and repositioning deeper tissues rather than just tightening the skin. Its tissue-sparing approach minimizes disruption to facial anatomy, preserving vascular integrity and reducing recovery time. By targeting deeper structures, it effectively restores youthful contours while maintaining a natural appearance. Perfect for patients with moderate aging concerns, this procedure delivers long-lasting results with minimal downtime, making it an excellent option for this age group.

Yes, a Deep Plane Facelift effectively corrects nasolabial folds. Its primary purpose is to lift and reposition the midface, lower face, and neck as a cohesive unit, targeting the deeper facial tissues. By addressing the underlying structures that contribute to sagging, the procedure naturally softens and improves the appearance of nasolabial folds, creating a smoother, more youthful contour.

A well-performed Deep Plane Facelift typically takes about 3.5 to 4.5 hours of surgical time. This duration allows the surgeon to meticulously lift and reposition the deeper facial structures for natural, long-lasting results. The procedure's complexity and attention to detail are key to achieving comprehensive rejuvenation of the midface, jawline, and neck.

Yes, by three months after a deep plane facelift, fat grafting, upper/lower eyelid surgery, and an endoscopic brow lift, most patients have fully recovered and can confidently attend major social events. Typically, after four weeks, you’ll feel comfortable in public settings, with ongoing improvements continuing over the next few months.

The Deep Plane Facelift not only rejuvenates the lower face and neck but also includes the benefits of a mid-facelift by addressing the midface region during the same procedure. By lifting and repositioning deeper facial tissues, it restores volume and contours to the cheeks and under-eye area. This comprehensive approach eliminates the need for a separate mid-facelift, as the deep plane technique naturally achieves balanced, long-lasting, and natural-looking results across the midface, lower face, and neck.

The Deep Plane Facelift is a highly advanced surgical technique designed to rejuvenate the midface, jawline, and neck by addressing deeper facial structures. It involves releasing retaining ligaments and lifting the Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System (SMAS) along with underlying tissues as a single unit. This approach provides natural and long-lasting results by targeting sagging tissues at their source, rather than relying solely on skin tightening. The procedure is particularly effective for individuals with moderate to severe facial aging. The Extended Deep Plane Facelift builds upon the principles of the traditional deep plane technique but goes a step further. It includes additional dissection into the midface and submalar regions, allowing for enhanced lifting and volume restoration in these areas. This method is ideal for patients with more pronounced facial aging, as it addresses not only the lower face and neck but also the midface for comprehensive rejuvenation. While both techniques achieve exceptional outcomes, the extended version provides a more tailored solution for advanced aging.

For the past 20 years, I have specialized in performing facelift surgeries using local anesthesia and twilight sedation, ensuring a safe and comfortable experience for my patients. More recently, I have adopted the advanced Preservation Deep Plane Facelift technique, which I also perform under local anesthesia with twilight sedation, eliminating the need for general anesthesia. This approach has consistently proven to be well-tolerated by patients, offering effective results while minimizing the risks associated with deeper sedation methods.

For the past 20 years, I have specialized in performing facelift surgeries using local anesthesia and twilight sedation, ensuring a safe and comfortable experience for my patients. More recently, I have adopted the advanced Preservation Deep Plane Facelift technique, which I also perform under local anesthesia with twilight sedation, eliminating the need for general anesthesia. This approach has consistently proven to be well-tolerated by patients, offering effective results while minimizing the risks associated with deeper sedation methods.