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?
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.
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:
Facelift or cervicofacial surgery consists of a “lift” of the face and neck, in addition to other surgical maneuvers aimed at improving and rejuvenating the overall appearance of the aging face.
Nowadays many people feel that they are young but the appearance of their face looks old. There are many different treatments on the market that are offered to improve these aspects of aging.
Over the years, the face and neck show signs of aging. Every day people want to look better and feel that their physical appearance, and especially their facial appearance, is consistent with how they feel. There are many treatments to improve facial appearance. From aesthetic medicine treatments to surgical interventions.
Reconstructive and Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
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