How is the deep plane facelift different from other face lift techniques?
Answer: Deep plane Facelifts lift the deeper cheek muscles Deep Plane face lifts lift not only the jowls and neck areas, but also release the cheek ligaments and elevate the cheek fat pads and muscles. This is called the malar fat mound, and when lifted reduces the nasolabial folds and gives the face a youthful heart shape.
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Answer: Deep plane Facelifts lift the deeper cheek muscles Deep Plane face lifts lift not only the jowls and neck areas, but also release the cheek ligaments and elevate the cheek fat pads and muscles. This is called the malar fat mound, and when lifted reduces the nasolabial folds and gives the face a youthful heart shape.
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Answer: A deep plane facelift lifts the skin and muscle in one layer, producing a natural result A deep plane facelift lifts the skin and muscle in one layer. Because it is performed underneath both the skin and muscle, it avoids, particularly in patients with thin skin, telltale facelift lines that occur when the muscle lift line can be seen under the skin. Because it is deeper, it has a better blood supply, so that there is less worry about skin loss. It also provides better access to the ligaments and muscles of the cheek, so that it is easy to produce uniformity of "structure lift", resulting in a natural, non-facelift appearance. Having said all of this, good, experienced surgeons produce excellent results, regardless of technique. Trust your face to an experienced facial plastic surgeon.
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Answer: A deep plane facelift lifts the skin and muscle in one layer, producing a natural result A deep plane facelift lifts the skin and muscle in one layer. Because it is performed underneath both the skin and muscle, it avoids, particularly in patients with thin skin, telltale facelift lines that occur when the muscle lift line can be seen under the skin. Because it is deeper, it has a better blood supply, so that there is less worry about skin loss. It also provides better access to the ligaments and muscles of the cheek, so that it is easy to produce uniformity of "structure lift", resulting in a natural, non-facelift appearance. Having said all of this, good, experienced surgeons produce excellent results, regardless of technique. Trust your face to an experienced facial plastic surgeon.
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December 11, 2014
Answer: Deep Plane Facelift A deep plane facelift is not significantly different other than the recovery takes several weeks longer, but the long-term results are no different.
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December 11, 2014
Answer: Deep Plane Facelift A deep plane facelift is not significantly different other than the recovery takes several weeks longer, but the long-term results are no different.
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September 1, 2019
Answer: Deep Plane Facelift
A deep plane face lift is similar to a sub-SMAS face lift with dissection beneath the muscle-fascia layer, however, only limited dissection is performed above the muscle-fascia layer. Proponents claim that the minimal dissection between the skin, fat, and muscle-fascia layer gives the skin an even smoother appearance and faster recovery time while still providing dramatic, longer lasting results than with a standard skin-only face lift.
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September 1, 2019
Answer: Deep Plane Facelift
A deep plane face lift is similar to a sub-SMAS face lift with dissection beneath the muscle-fascia layer, however, only limited dissection is performed above the muscle-fascia layer. Proponents claim that the minimal dissection between the skin, fat, and muscle-fascia layer gives the skin an even smoother appearance and faster recovery time while still providing dramatic, longer lasting results than with a standard skin-only face lift.
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July 20, 2015
Answer: Deep Plane Facelift
The deep plane facelift is an advanced surgical technique that achieves a natural looking and long lasting result. This technique represents the state of the art in facelift surgery. Rather than just tightening the skin, this procedure lifts and tightens the underlying muscle while repositioning fat to achieve a three dimensional rejuvenating result. This procedure is best performed by an experienced facial plastic surgeon who performs facelift surgery as a routine part of his or her practice.
Best of luck,
Dr, Clevens
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July 20, 2015
Answer: Deep Plane Facelift
The deep plane facelift is an advanced surgical technique that achieves a natural looking and long lasting result. This technique represents the state of the art in facelift surgery. Rather than just tightening the skin, this procedure lifts and tightens the underlying muscle while repositioning fat to achieve a three dimensional rejuvenating result. This procedure is best performed by an experienced facial plastic surgeon who performs facelift surgery as a routine part of his or her practice.
Best of luck,
Dr, Clevens
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September 1, 2019
Answer: Benefits of the Deep Plane Facelift A deep plane facelift lifts the neck, jowels, and the midface. Aside from being the most effective techniques for lifting the jowel and the neck, it is one of the only facelifts that lifts the mid-face as well as the other structures.
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September 1, 2019
Answer: Benefits of the Deep Plane Facelift A deep plane facelift lifts the neck, jowels, and the midface. Aside from being the most effective techniques for lifting the jowel and the neck, it is one of the only facelifts that lifts the mid-face as well as the other structures.
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