Why do facelifts and neck lifts generally take longer overseas?

Very very good points, I won't ramble on surgical philosophies, technical relativism, etc, not this time, things are plain and straight here:
-a well done, complete, deep plane, face and neck lift takes 6 hours in the best hands, I am very quick handed and takes me 6 hours, plus 1 hours of surgical preparation after anesthesia starts and 30 mins of slow awakening (required after long procedures), ah forgot about the toilet+hydration+coffee break, necessary at some point, we are all humans, surgeons and flight pilots too, so total 7-8 hours of anesthesia, not a problem or specially risky (anesthesia is safely unlimited); if you get quad blepharoplasty then 1-1.5 hours plus; if you get forehead lift to raise brows then 1.5 more hours and second team's break; what the heck do they accomplish in a 4-6 hours (or less, some cases report 3 hours) facelift? a technical scam, with sweep deformity, pixie ears, non deep plane, non defatted neck, no platysma plication, no neck corset, etc; I insist I speak as a quick handed and well versed surgeon in facial rejuvenations
-wrong concept, total anesthesia is faaaar far safer than EV sedation; under EV sedation+local the surgeon is massively limited in his access to tissues-neck-deep plane (makes sense now?), the patient gets a mini procedure (you pay for a birthday pie and you are given a muffin with a tiny candle), and most importantly the life of the patient is at serious risk due to non-obturating airway control and risk/necessity of oversedation; ah, forgot... the hospital bill is cheaper for the surgeon so he stays more in his pocke, small detail

It is not a matter of Thailand, I am sure there some surgeons also follow these wrong practices, like in Spain, few surgeons have the mental and physical endurance to go through these challenging and exhausting procedure... though many wish you to foot the bill.