Facelift

A Facelift is a procedure that improves sagging and wrinkles across the entire Face by lifting and securing both the skin and the fascial (SMAS) layer. Newline diagnoses each individual's facial contour and skin condition, adjusts the lifting force according to the depth of sagging, and performs Dissection down to the deep retaining ligaments for triple-layer fixation.

The lifting force is adjusted according to the depth of sagging. Rather than simply pulling, the procedure is performed with delicate, sculptural precision while adjusting volume.

Features of Newline Facelift

Point 1. Adjusting the lifting force according to the depth of sagging

Because each person has different facial contours and skin, the lifting force must also vary. Pulling too gently may result in insufficient Lifting effects and an unnatural appearance, while excessive pulling may cause skin rippling, wrinkles, or sagging. Pulling the skin with the same force without considering individual facial contours and skin condition may cause skin rippling or wrinkles after surgery. Newline Facelift precisely assesses facial contour and skin condition, varying the degree of lifting according to the depth of sagging to provide natural yet powerful Lifting effects.

Point 2. Triple-layer lifting and fixation down to the deep fascia

The goal is powerful results and excellent longevity with a single procedure. Lifting that only pulls the skin is not meaningful. Since the fundamental cause of aging is sagging of the fascial (SMAS) layer, it is important not only to pull and secure the skin but also to lift the deep fascia beneath the skin in order to effectively improve sagging.

What is SMAS (superficial musculoaponeurotic system)?

It is a thin fibromuscular fascial layer located between the subcutaneous fat layer and muscle layer beneath the skin. It is vulnerable to gravity and, over time, can cause wrinkles and skin sagging. If only the skin layer is pulled without lifting the SMAS layer, the skin may sag again because of the sagging SMAS layer. Therefore, the SMAS layer, which is a fundamental cause of skin aging, must also be improved to achieve powerful Lifting effects. (From top to bottom in the illustration: epidermis, upper dermis, lower dermis, fascia [SMAS])

Surgical Procedure

Excess muscle tissue beneath the loose skin is removed, and the skin is lifted to improve wrinkles and elasticity.

STEP 1. Incision

An incision is made from within the hairline, along the front and back of the ear.

STEP 2. SMAS Separation

The SMAS tissue is separated and removed across the entire Face, extending downward from the incision site.

STEP 3. Fixation and Suturing

The remaining tissues are lifted and secured, and the incision sites are then sutured.

Newline Facelift Expertise

· The skin and SMAS layer are lifted simultaneously. · Dissection is performed thoroughly down to the deep retaining ligaments for an additional lift. · Surgery is performed carefully and delicately to avoid damage to nerves, salivary glands, and other structures. · After sufficiently lifting the SMAS layer, only excess skin is removed to help prevent scar widening. · Complications such as hematoma are minimized through blood pressure control during surgery and thorough hemostasis.

With the Newline Facelift, which challenges conventional perceptions of Lifting surgery, you can expect more powerful Lifting effects.

Please Be Sure to Check

Side effects such as swelling, bleeding, inflammation, bruising, and nerve injury may occur depending on the individual, and surgical results may vary. The surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.