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The facelift has variations, but the one thing they all have in common is that they all address the nasolabial folds as well as the jowls and loss of definition in the jaw area. Additionally, changes in the neck, such as folds are addressed. The surgeon will remove excess fat, correct abnormalities in the muscle and get rid of excess fat. Together, the result is reversing the changes associated with facial aging.
Mini facelifts and short scar facelifts
The most common facelift options include the short scar facelift and the mini facelift. Both of these procedures utilize many of the same principles of the full facelift, but with a far less aggressive approach. Again, there are many variations, which you and your surgeon must discuss, but generally, these procedures bring with them fewer complications and shorter recovery times. The primary focus is the nasolabial folds and the jawline, leaving the neck area minimally impacted.
Schedule a Facelift Consultation with Dr. Park
All of these different techniques have a role in rejuvenating and refreshing the face. For you to determine the option that is best for you including a facelift, please contact Dr. John Park Plastic Surgery for a thorough consultation. During your consultation, we can discuss your expectations as well as answer your questions and concerns.
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