Face and neck lift with Dr. Suzman
Patient
- Age:
- 50 - 59
- Gender:
- Female
- Ethnicity:
- White
- Height:
- Undisclosed
- Weight:
- Undisclosed
- Gallery:
- 69037
Procedure
- Facelift
- Facial Fat Grafting
- Facial Wrinkles
- Rhytidectomy
- Aging Skin
- Skin Tightening
- Jowls
- Neck Lift
- Necklift
- Aging Face
- SMAS Facelift
- fat graft
- Facial Rejuvenation
- facelift
- fat injection
- fat grafting
- lower face lift
- loose neck skin
- saggy neck
- Fat Injections
- fat grafting/injection
- Facial Fat Grafting
- Natural Facelift
- Face Lift
- facial aging
- aging neck
- Facial Laxity
- droopy jowls
- excess neck skin
- "Turkey Neck"
Profile

Plastic Surgeon
914-292-3500
Procedure Details
What's a Deep Plane Facelift?
Many doctors advertise that they do a "deep plane" facelift.
The deep plane refers to the fat, connective tissue and muscle layer beneath the skin known as the SMAS.
In order to restore the looseness that occurs with aging of the soft tissues, this layer must be tightened and elevated.
Some of the more old-fashioned techniques or local anesthesia office techniques mainly tighten the skin but ignore the important deep layer.
All of my facial rejuvenation procedures elevate her tighten this deep layer. However, I strictly avoid overly pulling near the mouth or overly elevating the cheeks upper and outward. I find this causes and unnatural result that is all to common with even very well known facial plastic surgeons.
I prefer treating the cheek region with gentle elevation and volume restoration with fat grafting. Studies of facial aging show that it is volume loss in this area that occurs more than just falling of the tissues.
Micro-fat injection to the fine wrinkles near the mouth as well as the skin wrinkles can result in improved skin texture, elasticity and overall appearance.
Location
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