What The Types Of Facelift Operations?
If you are not satisfied with your current facial structure or the firmness of your facial skin, it is useful to educate yourself about possible options. During the consultations you canhave, the specialist surgeons will inform you about your individual conditions, but it may also be helpful to familiarize yourself with the various procedures before your initial consultation. There are various facelift procedures for the needs and desires of people who are considering to have a facelift surgery.
Various techniques for facelifts can have different target areas and also some of them have very similar target areas. Some of the techniques with different names may have very similar or the same surgical content to each other.
Mini face lift is a procedure that focuses on correcting sagging on the cheeks and under the chin, for those who want a less invasive procedure and a shorter recovery time. The scars from mini facelift surgery are shorter and less noticeable. It would be useful to consult an experienced surgeon before choosing a specific procedure, for a person with less / moderate facial sagging, a mini facelift may be the best option.
A lower face lift surgery, rejuvenates the lower third of the face by tightening the underlying structures that form the jaw line and the fleshy neck. With this procedure, excess skin is removed, the skin is made more smooth and creases are improved.
A mid facelift is a procedure that focuses on the tightening the deeper structures, especially in the middle part of the face. Good candidates for a mid facelift are those that do not have serious sagging in the neck and chin and jawline, this procedure improves sagging on the cheeks and in the under eye area.
A deep plane facelift is a long-lasting and effective solution for those who have a high amount of sagging. This procedure is an extensive type of face lift that can provide beautiful, natural looking results, with good scarring and less complications. During surgery, the skin is seperated from the superficial musculo-peroneurotic system (SMAS), which is the layer near the muscles used for smiling and frowning. By releasing the SMAS layer from both the skin of the face and the deep plane layer, it is repositioned to create a younger appearance in the face and neck.
Traditional (SMAS) facial lift affects the upper layers of the facial skin and the deeper structures of the face and neck. At the temples, by makingan incision on the hairline, the SMAS is seperated from the skin of the face, repositioned, tightened, and excess is skin is removed and the remaining skin is also repositioned. There are various SMAS facelift techniques and the results are also dependent on the surgeon’s skill as well.
These techniques and various facelift techniques similar to these are available. The technique which will be used will be determined according to the patient’s needs and the specialty of the surgeon.