01/19/2026
A successful deep-plane facelift is not about tightening skin.
The deep-plane approach works beneath the surface of the skin, addressing the deeper tissues that truly drive facial aging. By releasing key facial retaining ligaments, the natural soft-tissue layers of the face can be repositioned as a unit, rather than pulled or tensioned.
This allows for more natural movement, improved contour, and results that age more gracefully over time.
Because facial aging rarely occurs in isolation, a deep-plane facelift is often thoughtfully combined with complementary procedures such as eyelid surgery, brow lifting, neck lift techniques, and selective fat grafting. Together, these address changes in the eyes, midface, jawline, and neck, as well as age-related volume loss, creating a cohesive and harmonious result.
Softer folds, a more defined lower face and neck, refreshed eyes, and preserved expression. When the underlying anatomy is restored rather than simply tightened, results tend to be longer-lasting and evolve naturally with time.
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