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39, male & doctor suggested an endoscopic deep plane facelift, is such thing possible?

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FaygunJun 16, 2024

My surgeon suggested an endoscopic “deep plane” facelift as I am relatively young (39) and do not have excess skin that needs to be removed? By this endoscopic procedure, both lower face and mid face will be adressed (i.e. all relevant ligaments will be released and appropriately resuspended as if it is a traditional “deep plane” face lift. )is such thing is possible and safe?

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