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Deep Wrinkles and Sagging Skin: When Should You Consider a Facelift?
 

As we age, the skin gradually loses elasticity, facial tissues begin to sag, and wrinkles become more pronounced. In such cases, a facelift may help restore a firmer and more balanced appearance.
During the procedure, the incision begins in the hairline above the ear, follows the natural contour of the ear, and extends behind the ear.

A facelift is not simply about tightening the skin. The surgeon also addresses the SMAS (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System), repositioning and securing the deeper tissues in a more appropriate position. This allows the procedure to address deeper signs of facial aging rather than focusing only on excess skin.

Depending on the areas requiring correction, different parts of the face can be addressed: Upper Mini Facelift — for the cheeks, cheekbone area, and nasolabial folds. Lower Mini Facelift — for the area around the mouth and the jawline.

Why Is the Surgeon’s Experience Important?

A facelift is a complex procedure that requires precise work with both the skin and deeper facial tissues. Properly repositioning and securing the tissues is important for achieving a natural-looking result.


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