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Facelift – Before, During or After Custom Jawline Implants

While jaw implant augmentation can be done at any age if a structural deficiency exists management of loose or sagging overlying soft tissues is usually more age dependent. But in contemporary facial surgery we are seeing much younger patients seeking face/necklift surgery. Weight loss, early onset aging in structurally weaker faces and the desire for Read More…

When Adding an Implant Improves the Outcome of a Facelift

Does adding an implant (standard or cusom) actually improve the aesthetic outcome over just a facelift alone?” Short answer: sometimes yes—but only when there’s a structural deficiency to fix. Otherwise, it can add complexity without meaningful benefit. Here’s the practical way to think about it: When an implant does improve the facelift result A facelift Read More…

When Adding an Implant Improves the Outcome of a Facelift

Does adding an implant (standard or cusom) actually improve the aesthetic outcome over just a facelift alone?” Short answer: sometimes yes—but only when there’s a structural deficiency to fix. Otherwise, it can add complexity without meaningful benefit. Here’s the practical way to think about it: When an implant does improve the facelift result A facelift repositions soft tissue. If Read More…

Transcoronal Deep Plane Browlift Case Study

Introduction The term facelift broadly describes facial rejuvenation procedures encompassing various surgical techniques aimed at creating a more youthful and refreshed appearance. A key factor in defining a facelift is which portion of the face is treated, as this determines the specific surgical methods used. Traditionally, a facelift refers to treatment of the lower face—hence, Read More…

Can a Total Jaw Augmentation and Facelift Be Combined?

In older men with significant neck sagging and a weak jawline, a not uncommon question arises: should a custom jawline implant be combined with a full lower facelift for the best aesthetic result? This presents a unique challenge, as jaw augmentation and neck lifting are closely connected—both anatomically and aesthetically. Understanding the Relationship Between Jaw Read More…

Congenitally Long Earlobe Shortening with Facelift Case Study

Background A vertically long or enlarged ear (macrotia) can result from several causes. Different regions of the ear may contribute to the enlargement—ranging from the middle concha and superior third crus cartilages to the lower third earlobe. To achieve an effective ear reduction, it is essential to identify the exact source of the enlargement so Read More…

OR Snapshots – The Effects of a Facelift on a Regional Scar

One of the basic tenets of how facelift surgery works is by translocation or repositioning of tissues. Sagging and loose skin along the jawline and neck is relocated up and back towards the ear where it can be removed with a more discrete scar location. This then means that some fixed structures on the side Read More…

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