REVITALIZE, LIFT, REJUVENATE: FACELIFT FOR AGELESS ELEGANCE
Which facelift is right for you? The “mini facelift?” How about the MACS Facelift? Deep Plane facelift? Maybe the endoscopic assisted biplanar facelift? Or even Kurtis Martin MD’s exclusive facelift? You get the picture – you have options when it comes to selecting the facelift for you. Choosing the right procedure for the best result can be very difficult. The problem is keeping up with all the technology and separating the facts from the hype.
A Deep Plane Facelift is an advanced surgical technique designed to provide natural-looking, long-lasting facial rejuvenation by lifting and repositioning deeper layers of facial tissue. Unlike traditional facelifts that primarily address the skin, the deep plane approach targets the underlying muscle and fascia (SMAS layer), allowing for a more comprehensive and youthful transformation. This technique is particularly effective for treating significant sagging in the midface, jawline, and neck, creating a smoother, firmer, and more lifted appearance without the overly tight or "pulled" look. Because it releases key tension points, a deep plane facelift also offers more durable results, maintaining facial expressions and preserving a natural softness. Ideal for those seeking dramatic yet natural rejuvenation, this procedure helps restore a youthful contour with long-lasting benefits.
FACELIFT 2.0
IN CINCINNATI
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When should I have one?
You should consider facelift surgery when you want improvement in your facial situation. You are never too young (well maybe) nor too old to have a facelift. The aging process of the face is determined by genetic factors as well as environmental factors. You have no control over genetics but you can control environmental factors (smoking, sun exposure, skin care regimen, etc.) Younger patients will usually require less invasive procedures for facial rejuvenation. Some evidence exists that having a facelift at a younger age will result in a longer-lasting facelift.
Am I too old?
Will I look “pulled” or “windblown?
How long will it last?
Is a “mini facelift” effective?
Where will the incisions be made?
Will the procedure remove wrinkles?
Will it improve nasolabial folds or marionette lines?
Anything else I should know?