Facial Lifting
The non-surgical alternative to a face lift o estiramiento facial. It is one of the most effective ways to lift loose skin without surgery. The PDO wire lifting procedure safely and instantly lifts loose skin.
The most popular treatment areas are the eyebrows, the cheeks (half face), the gills and the upper part of the neck.
What is a facelift?
A face lift is a procedure in cosmetic surgery that has a goal and is to give a more youthful appearance to the face. Change the shape of the lower half of the face by removing the excess facial skin.
Rhytidectomy may press the loose, hanging skin around the jaw line, also known as “chin.” It can eliminate wrinkles around the mouth and nose, skin and fat that hang under the chin and in the neck.
You can also tighten hidden tissues by combining them with surgery to improve the forehead, cheeks, eyebrows and eyelids.
This outpatient procedure is gently performed with local anesthesia and sedatives or general anesthesia.
The procedure can last a few hours and the person can go home the same day after the surgery normally.
The surgeon lifts the skin from the deepest facial muscles and fat, gently pulls the skin towards the necessary places eliminating excess skin.
In a very traditional facial, the surgeon makes a cut before the ear, extending up into the hair or the hairline, as well as behind the ear on the scalp that carries the hair.
The procedure:
- Removes and tightens sagging skin
- Reduces the fall of the cheeks around the jaw line
- Lift the corners of the mouth
- Reduces wrinkles between the cheeks and lips.
- The incisions are usually not noticeable.
Some disadvantages.
A lifting does not last forever. Facial relapses increase, but that percent of people still look younger than before the operation. In men, it is more difficult to achieve a natural appearance after surgery, since they have hair in front of the ears or sideburns. If the sideburns are pulled back and up, this may seem strange. In both men and women, a facelift can lead to distorted lobes of the ears. If too much skin is removed, the face may look retracted or startled.