One of the biggest fears of those considering a facelift is an artificial result. However, thanks to advances in plastic surgery, it is now possible to achieve a harmonious rejuvenation without altering the natural expression of the face.
A facelift is a surgical procedure that aims to rejuvenate and revitalize the face. It removes excess skin and tightens underlying muscles and tissues. Recovery from a facelift is a gradual process and varies according to the technique used, the surgeon’s experience, and the individual characteristics of each patient.
Facelift surgery is a cosmetic procedure that aims to rejuvenate the face by tightening the skin and repositioning underlying tissues. While the results can be impressive, one of the common concerns among patients is the appearance of scars. What can you expect in this regard?
Sometimes we have the impression that our specialty, Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, does not have a curative purpose, but is something superficial and banal.
In some cases this may be the case. However, when properly focused, it can greatly improve people’s lives.
After any cosmetic or plastic surgery intervention, we use postoperative compression garments. These may be girdles, bras, bandages, etc., depending on the type of intervention or the area operated on.
Plastic surgery is a specialty that covers the entire human body. We perform operations ranging from those involving large body surfaces to more limited surgeries on smaller, more specific areas. Depending on the area to be treated and the type of intervention, each operation will require one type of anesthesia or another.
As we already know, with the cervicofacial lift we achieve rejuvenation of the face and neck. Usually it is a global facial improvement surgery that integrates different surgical maneuvers. In the case of the technique that we use, the deep plane, we achieve better, longer-lasting results and with a better and faster postoperative recovery.
How it shouldFacial plastic surgery is the most delicate surgery, among other things because it is the face, our letter of introduction to the world. It is also the finest and most delicate surgery.
The decision to undergo plastic surgery must be something thoughtful and organized. It cannot be something sudden, unreflected, since the result, most of the time, is irreversible. Subjecting the human body to a surgical intervention is a stress for it, a kind of “aggression.” That is why in aesthetic surgery, since it is something premeditated and organized, we have the opportunity to take the body to this “aggression” (surgical intervention) in optimal conditions.
As for any other intervention, there are several techniques to perform a face and neck lift. Let’s look at the current types of cervicofacial lifts:
Reconstructive and Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
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