Quick context: what “deep plane” really means… If you have read a few facelift articles, you have probably seen terms like “SMAS,” “deep plane,” and “mini.” In a deep plane facelift, the surgeon releases key retaining ligaments and repositions the deeper support layers, not just the skin. This lets the lifted tissues move along natural…
Read MoreThe first step in performing a facelift is making an incision through the skin of the face and neck. Although there are slight variations in incision types depending on your surgeon, the facelift incision is carefully designed to hide or minimize scars. Facelift Incisions: Explained Temporal Hairline Incisions The incision starts in an area…
Read MoreIntroduction Over the past decade, “thread lifts” have exploded in popularity. Marketed as a minimally invasive alternative to facelift surgery, they promise quick results with little downtime. Sometimes called “lunchtime lifts,” these procedures use barbed sutures to pull sagging skin upward. For patients hoping to refresh their look without surgery, the pitch sounds almost too…
Read MoreRestore a Natural, Youthful Look If you’ve noticed sagging skin, deeper folds, or a softening jawline, a deep plane facelift in Scranton, PA, may be the solution. Unlike traditional facelifts, this advanced technique lifts and repositions the tissues beneath the SMAS (superficial musculoaponeurotic system). The result is smoother, younger contours that look natural rather than…
Read MoreIf you’re considering facial rejuvenation to restore volume, you may find yourself asking a common question: facelift or fillers? Each approach offers unique benefits depending on your goals, age, and the extent of visible aging changes. Understanding the critical differences — from how long they last to the cost over time — can help you…
Read MoreA facelift can be one of the most impactful procedures in cosmetic surgery. When performed well, it refreshes your appearance, softens the signs of aging, and helps you feel more confident in your own skin. When done poorly, however, the results can be equally life-changing for the wrong reasons. Over-tightened skin, unnatural contours, visible scars,…
Read MoreIs Preservation Deep Plane Facelift the new “buzz” word? Recently, you may have come across this term to describe a specific type of deep plane facelift. While similar to the traditional deep plane facelift, preservation lifting offers its own benefits, depending on your age, and how dramatic of a change you are looking for. …
Read MoreAre you considering a deep plane facelift in Binghamton, NY? This advanced facial rejuvenation procedure is ideal for patients seeking natural-looking, long-lasting results. At the Williams Center in Latham, NY—just a short drive from Binghamton—Dr. Edwin Williams offers one of the most sought-after facelift techniques, trusted by patients across New York and beyond. What is…
Read MoreThe cost of deep plane facelift plastic surgery can depend on many variables. When taking into account the surgeon’s fee, anesthesia fee, and operating room and facility fee, our patients can expect to pay approximately in the range of $18,000 to $40,000 for their deep plane facelift surgery at the Plastic Surgery at Williams. The…
Read MoreDeep plane facelift surgery is a facial surgery where the SMAS, a layer of connective tissue underneath the facial skin, is lifted to tighten the cheekbones, jawline, and neck. A deep plane facelift achieves tighter skin, defines the facial features, and reduces elasticity in the neck. Out of the different types of facelifts, the deep…
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