Facial Aesthetics

How Does the Face Age?

Aging is not a single change. The skin thins and loses elasticity; the fat pads in the cheeks thin and slide down; bone support recedes somewhat; and the expression muscles leave deep marks over the years. As a result, the brows drop, the eyelids become heavy, the cheeks sag and the jawline blurs. An effective facial aesthetics plan begins by identifying which of these changes is most prominent in you.

Solutions Area by Area

• Forehead and brows: Lifting drooping brows and softening a tired, stern expression
• Eye area: Removing excess skin on the upper lid and bags on the lower lid
• Mid and lower face, neck: Repositioning sagging tissues together with the deep layers
• Ears: Correcting the appearance of prominent ears

Why Is a Natural Look More Important Than Anything?

The greatest success of good facial aesthetics is that it goes unnoticed. Hearing “You look rested” from those around you is far more valuable than being asked “Did you have surgery?”. That is why the tissues are not overstretched, the face’s unique features are preserved, and rejuvenation is achieved by restoring lost volume.

Non-Surgical Complements

For early changes, muscle-relaxant injections, fillers and treatments that improve skin quality may be enough on their own. After surgery, these treatments are used to preserve skin quality and prolong the result.

What to Expect