Am I suitable for a deep plane facelift? (Photo)

I’m not convinced there’s a difference between the standard facelift and the deep plane. The deep plane often gets oversold. My advice is this. What matters most is the surgeon you choose so choose the surgeon you feel dies the best work and the one you feel is right for you

Hi
Thank you for your question. A deep plane facelift as you may know involves dissection deep to a layer in the face called the SMAS. In doing the surgeon releases ligaments which can hold the SMAS fixed so it can be repositioned without tension. As you say it is the most effective and long lasting technique in facelifting and would treat some of the laxity which seems to have returned in your case. Combining deep plane facelift with fat grafting also helps restore volume that we lose through ageing.
I hope this helps .

Thank you for your question and for providing photos. You would likely benefit from a facelift to improve skin elasticity, lift fallen tissue, and define the overall face shape. During this procedure, the deep fascia tissue and muscle is tightened and lifted upward toward the cheek and outward in the neck area.
The cheeks can also be elevated to a more youthful position. I recommend scheduling an in-person consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon who can conduct a thorough physical examination and review your surgical history. They will be able to best determine what procedure is right for you.