Does SMASectomy involves lifting the muscle?

A small amount of Botox injected all over the area would minimize the lines when you smile. Your filler of 6 years ago is gone.

. . . although swelling may be a limitation. The only two procedures I don't think go well together with respect to this would be lower eyelids and an infracturing rhinoplasty, which requires a splint. Would be selective with what matters most to you, however, and not try to "pack it all in"!

Thank you for your question and for sharing your photograph. The prominence that is bothering you appears to be related to the muscles in the lower lip and extending towards the jawline, lateral to the midline. This type of contour concern would not typically be addressed by a facelift,...

Hello, and thank you for your question. In my experience, neither technique is a one-size-fits-all solution for crepey, wrinkly skin. When it comes to managing reduced skin elasticity, the Deep Plane facelift seems to offer a slight advantage. This approach, especially when executed with a more...

This is a very good question. A traditional facelift tightens the SMAS layer of your face. A deep plan facelift elevates the SMAS, and requires dissection below the SMAS layer. The risk of nerve damage is higher with a deep plane facelift. The recovery is about the same. Some surgeons...

Since it has been two years, I do not think your sensory nerves will recover any more than what they have been able to do.