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| In 2016, according to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 107,261 women and 13,702 men had surgery for a facelift. Perhaps, surprisingly, among men facelifts was the fifth most common type of aesthetic surgery!
For many people, they desire to undergo a facelift to restore the facial shape to a more pleasing contour than they had during their younger days. Most individuals want to continue to look like the | | more youthful version of themselves. But how can you be assured that your results will look natural and your face won’t have a “pulled” look?
In my 40+ years of performing facial plastic surgery and training plastic surgeons in the
Extended SMAS
technique, the key to a non-surgical appearing facelift is to avoid skin tension. This method of tightening the deeper soft tissues and muscles is one I pioneered with Dr. Thomas Baker and has become one of the cornerstones of techniques in facelifting. Significant changes in your face should appear and can appear natural, soft and subtle it the facelift is performed correctly.
If you are interested in learning more about facial rejuvenation, call our office to arrange a consultation at 305-854-8828.
James Stuzin, MD |
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