Surgical Facelift

A Facelift (Face Lifting) is a procedure that lifts an aged-looking Face with volume loss and sagging skin by performing Dissection and lifting from the SMAS (superficial musculoaponeurotic system) layer. Incisions are made along the line in front of the ear, and the incision range and amount are determined according to the degree of aging. It is primarily recommended for patients in their 50s and older whose concerns are difficult to improve with general Lifting Procedures.

Powerful Lifting effects that erase the signs of age! This anti-aging treatment powerfully and reliably addresses deep wrinkles and severe sagging.

Recommended for the following people

If your Face does not improve despite receiving various procedures: · Deep nasolabial folds caused by volume loss · Sagging cheeks and facial wrinkles due to aging · Sagging jawline fat that makes you look older

What is a Facelift (Face Lifting)?

For a Face that appears aged due to volume loss and sagging skin, the SMAS (superficial musculoaponeurotic system) layer is firmly lifted to restore lost contours and elevate sagging skin. By improving the fascial layer, which is the underlying cause of aging, more long-lasting and reliable results can be achieved.

Before surgery → After surgery

A Facelift is different when performed by Faceline

Point 1. Lifting from the SMAS (fascial) layer

Rather than simply dissecting and pulling the skin layer, the SMAS layer—deeper than the dermal layer and the source of wrinkles and skin sagging—is lifted to create a firm, elastic Face from within to the surface. ※ Simply pulling stretched skin may result in an uneven facial contour and Facial Asymmetry due to Soft Tissue.

Point 2. Determining the incision site and extent according to the degree of aging

Minimal incisions are made along the ear line to improve facial wrinkles and skin sagging, as well as neck wrinkles.

Surgical Procedure

STEP 1. Determine the incision range

Through a one-on-one consultation with the medical team, the range of the Lifting Procedure is determined, and an incision is made from the front of the ear to behind the ear.

STEP 2. Layer-by-layer Dissection and lifting

The SMAS layer, fat layer, and skin layer are dissected in sequence and lifted layer by layer.

STEP 3. Excision and suturing

The elevated excess skin is excised, and the incision site is sutured.

Which Face Lifting is right for me? Mini Face Lifting vs. Facelift

· Recommended age: Mini Face Lifting: 30s–40s / Facelift: 50s and older · Incision range: Mini Face Lifting: 3 cm around the earlobe / Facelift: from inside the hairline to behind the earlobe · Areas improved: Mini Face Lifting: sagging jawline fat, nasolabial folds, neck wrinkles, jowls, double chin / Facelift: sagging cheeks, jawline fat, facial wrinkles, nasolabial folds, neck wrinkles, jowls, double chin, and overall loss of facial elasticity · Suitable for: Mini Face Lifting: when you want to improve mild skin sagging or achieve a firm V-line / Facelift: when improvement is difficult with general Lifting Procedures or when you want semi-permanent Lifting effects · Recovery period: Mini Face Lifting: 1 week / Facelift: 1–2 weeks

The most powerful youthful-aging solution for rapidly progressing aging after your 50s: Faceline Facelift

For a Facelift, the lifting range and direction of tension must be properly tailored to each individual's condition. At Faceline, a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive anatomical knowledge of the bones, muscles, skin, and other structures of the Face, as well as an excellent aesthetic sense for creating beautiful youthful contours, performs the procedure directly. This allows us to create firm, smooth contours without bone surgery.

Surgery Information

| Recovery period: 1–2 weeks

Please be sure to check

Bleeding, infection, inflammation, and other complications may occur after surgery, so caution is required. Subjective satisfaction may vary from person to person. The surgical method and results may vary depending on individual conditions and are determined through consultation with a specialist.