Endoscopic mid face lift, where are the incisions?

Your concern is completely valid — the endoscopic midface lift is a highly specialized procedure, and it’s natural to receive slightly different explanations depending on each surgeon’s approach and experience.

An endoscopic mid-face lift has a very narrow population that actually have indications for a good result. So, although the incisions are in the mouth and temple area, I would seek numerous consultations before proceeding.

Hello from Istanbul, Turkey! An endoscopic mid-face lift primarily involves making small incisions. Typically, two 2-3 cm long incisions are made within the hairline, one on the right and one on the left. If there's a need to address the inner part of the eyebrows and/ or the center of the forehead, additional incisions may be introduced. In certain cases, incisions might also be made inside the mouth. However, it's important to note that an endoscopic facelift in itself does not change the shape of the eye. Any modifications to the eye's appearance, such as achieving a fox/almond eye look, would come from other specific interventions. Hope this helps, best of luck!