Lower Facelift Options / Considerations? (Photo)

There aren't any nonsurgical effective procedures that will even approximate the results of a well performed facelift. In fact, many such procedures can complicate your eventual facelift. A deep plane facelift in my practice is performed under IV sedation, with approximate initial recovery of about 2 weeks (until makeup and light cardio activity). Best to seek a consultation for a review of your specific case.

There are many ways for anti-aging treatments and surgeries, and the effectiveness and duration of the result varies.If you are looking for a temporary solution, you may seek for a non-surgical options such as lifting lasers, injections, and thread lift. If you want a more long lasting result with a definite lift up result, then a surgical option is more recommended.
The most up-to-date technique in facelift is extended deep plane facelift, where it effectively pulls up the frontal part of your nasolabial fold. As the dissection area for this technique is broader, the technique is more advanced and lasts longer.

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In general, when the fullness of the jawline is increased, added volume in the pre-jowl depressions creates a smoother contour of the jaw but at the expense of are slightly bigger appearance of the lower face which is not always an advantage.

A deep plane facelift combined with deep plane necklift is more likely to produce a balanced correction for the lower face and neck and reduces the size of the lower face which typically makes the eyes appear more noticeable.

Recovery time is usually two weeks for return to work in 3 to 4 weeks for return to exercise. It is often carried out under a general anaesthesia but local anaesthesia with intravenous sedation is also an option.