Deep-Plane-Facelift

Deep plane extended facelift surgery can turn back the clock by a decade, achieving a significantly rejuvenated appearance by addressing deeper tissues and avoiding the overly-taut appearance sometimes associated with traditional facelifts. In my experience, I have found that deep plane facelifts consistently deliver the most natural results for patients. To learn more about how this advanced technique can enhance your appearance, I invite you to explore our Deep Plane Facelift page."
–--- Prof. Dr. Andreas Kehrer

What is a Deep Plane Facelift?

A deep plane facelift is a cutting-edge surgical technique designed to achieve natural and long-lasting facial rejuvenation. Unlike traditional facelifts, this procedure targets deeper layers of facial tissue, repositioning the SMAS (Superficial Musculo-Aponeurotic System) and skin as one unit. This integrated approach ensures a youthful, cohesive lift without the "pulled" or overly tight look often associated with other techniques.

Key Objectives of a Deep Plane Facelift

• Lift Sagging Cheeks and Jowls: Restore youthful contours to the midface.
• Smooth Nasolabial Folds: Reduce deep lines between the nose and mouth.
• Restore Midface Volume: Reestablish fullness for a rejuvenated appearance.
• Enhance Jawline Definition: Achieve sharper delineation of the mandible.
  
  

In many cases, the procedure is combined with an additional deep neck lift to address sagging, fullness, and banding in the neck, achieving harmonious facial rejuvenation.

How is it Different from a Traditional Facelift?

Traditional facelifts often separate and tighten the skin and SMAS individually, which may result in less natural outcomes and a quicker recurrence of sagging. Deeper layers and ligaments are not adequately released, limiting the effectiveness of facial repositioning and smoothing nasolabial folds. Traditional facelifts tend to rely on lateral tension, increasing the risk of relapse and a stretched appearance.

In contrast, the deep plane facelift lifts the skin and SMAS as one unit, achieving a deeper and more enduring correction. The main retaining ligaments are properly released, allowing the midface to be repositioned closer to its original youthful anatomy, effectively reversing the signs of aging. This technique minimizes visible tension on the skin and provides a more harmonious and natural result.

Benefits of a Deep Plane Facelift

• Longer-Lasting Results: Deeper tissue adjustments ensure durable outcomes.
• Natural Appearance: Avoids the "windblown" effect, preserving natural contours.
• Enhanced Correction: Smooths deeper folds, such as nasolabial lines, more effectively.

What to Expect During the Procedure

The procedure is performed under general anesthesia with carefully placed, hidden incisions:

• Along the hairline.
• Around the ears.
• Under the chin (if neck adjustments in midline are required).

These incisions allow the surgeon to access deeper facial layers discreetly. Surgery typically lasts 4 to 6 hours, depending on the scope and any additional treatments, such as fat transfer or a deep neck lift.

Steps of the Surgery

1. Strategic Incisions: Small, hidden incisions are made around the ears and possibly beneath the jawline.
2. Tissue Release: Meticulous releasing of facial retaining ligaments respecting vital structures as the facial nerve.
3. Tissue Repositioning: After substantial freeing of Deep muscle and fat layers they may then be lifted effectively to restore youthful contours without excessive tension.
4. Skin Placement: The skin is laid naturally over the restructured tissues without tension.
5. Meticulous Closure: Incisions are closed with precision, leaving nearly invisible scars.

Recovery and Results

Recovery Timeline

• Initial Recovery: Most swelling and bruising improve within 14 days.
• Return to Activities: Resume work and daily routines within 2,5 to 4 weeks.
• Complete Healing: Final results take several months as residual swelling subsides.

Expected Results

• Refreshed, youthful contours of the cheeks, jawline, and neck.
• Natural appearance, avoiding the "overdone" look associated with alternative facelift techniques.

Results and Longevity

The deep plane facelift provides long-lasting results. Regular skincare, sun protection, and a healthy lifestyle help maintain outcomes for years or decades.

Am I a Good Candidate?

Ideal candidates are individuals aged 40 to 75, experiencing moderate to severe sagging in the midface, cheeks, and jowls. Candidates should be in good health, have realistic expectations, and desire natural, long-term rejuvenation.

Risks and Considerations

While the deep plane facelift offers numerous advantages, potential risks include:

• Bleeding or Infection: Rare but possible.
• Temporary Numbness or Facial Asymmetry: Often resolves during healing.
• Scarring: Minimal and discreetly placed. Usually not detectable by lay people.

Choosing a skilled plastic surgeon with expertise in facial surgery minimizes these risks and ensures optimal results.

Why Choose a Deep Plane Facelift?

The deep plane facelift is comparably are more comprehensive procedure compared to other facelift techniques. However, it addresses deeper layers of facial tissue, creating more reliably:

• A youthful, refreshed appearance.
• Your individual character is maintained
• Soft, natural results without a "pulled" effect.
• Significant improvement in facial contours and folds.

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Conclusion

The deep plane facelift is a sophisticated option for reversing signs of aging while preserving natural beauty. Its ability to address deeper tissues and create long-lasting results makes it an exceptional choice for advanced facial rejuvenation. To determine if this technique is right for you, consult an experienced plastic surgeon. With expertise, the deep plane facelift can enhance your confidence and refresh your appearance.

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