[Health Column] Why Deep Plane Facelift Surgery is Considered for Facial Sagging in People in Their 60s

 

hello, Garnet Plastic Surgery Director Baek In-su no see.

 

When I look in the mirror, I feel better than before The facial lines look blurred ,

When you laugh The moment when sagging around the mouth and cheeks become more prominent This is coming.

Even though the makeup is the same, the impression may look different, or the face in the photo may feel unfamiliar.

In the midst of these changes Deep plane facelift I searched for it, but

The question, “Does this apply to me too?” naturally follows.

This time, The Relationship Between Facial Changes After Middle Age and Deep Plane Facelift Let's take a look.

 

 

What is the principle behind Deep Plane Face Lifting Surgery?

🟢 Not just the skin Organize the facial support structure together This is how it is done.

Deep plane (dual plane) facial lifting surgery It is a method of harmoniously lifting the skin layer and the superficial muscular aponeurotic system (SMAS) layer in each layer.

It's not just about pulling the outer skin, Let's organize the structures that cause sagging. We aim for a more natural change.

✔️ As the facial line is smoothed out,
✔️ Without feeling excessively pulled
✔️ It is characterized by helping to maintain natural everyday facial expressions.

 

 

When should a deep plane facelift be considered?

🟢After middle age Changes in the overall facial contour This is when they appear together.

 

As we age, our cheeks begin to droop,

• My face is better than before It looks wide

• Nasolabial folds and wrinkles around the mouth This looks deep

• The jawline is blurred There are many cases where the impression appears heavy.

Deep plane facelift is like this Sagging and contour changes throughout the face How to consider together by,
✔️ Within the limits of what is excessive
✔️ We aim for natural changes.

 

If you frequently hear people say, “You look tired,” you may want to consider this.

 

How much pain and recovery should I expect?

🟢There may be some discomfort, but you can gradually return to your daily life.

 

The part you are most curious about is Pain and Recovery no see.

After surgery Discomfort similar to pulling or stiffness This may be the case, but

It rarely leads to pain that interferes with daily life.

 

✔️ Initial swelling and bruising will gradually subside over time.
✔️ Most of them Slowly return to normal activities It is possible.

 

⚠️ Many people worry that their face will look too pulled or their expressions will look unnatural.
Deep plane method Proceed along the facial structure It is characterized by reducing excessive skin pulling.

 

When is Deep Plane Facelift a good choice and when is it not?

🟢The ‘degree’ and ‘range’ of sagging are important criteria.

 

✔️ Cases that may be considered

• Sagging is noticeable all over the face

• Changes in cheeks, mouth, and jawline If they appear together

• Rather than simple loss of elasticity Concerns about outline changes If

⚠️ When careful judgment is required

• Sagging is mild or

• If loss of elasticity is your main concern,
  A relatively less burdensome method may be considered first.

The correct judgment is A thorough consultation that takes into account the individual's facial structure and health condition. This is important.

 

 

What should I check when choosing a hospital?

🟢As much as the result Process and Experience This is important.

🔸 1. Medical experience

• Deep plane method Anatomical understanding and surgical experience This is important.

• Make sure the surgeon is experienced in facial contouring.

🔸 2. Surgical method and customized consultation

• Tailored to facial structure and aging level Individual plan Confirm your awareness.

• Rather than a standardized way Customized approach This is important.

🔸 3. Recovery and Aftercare

• Recovery process, swelling and bruising management, return to daily life schedule, etc. Provide sufficient advance notice It is recommended to receive it.

🔸 4. Reviews and Real Cases

• Rather than simple advertising Natural outcome cases and real-world experience-based information Please refer to .

 

FAQ

Q1. When will I be able to return to my normal life after surgery?

A1. There are individual differences, but as the initial swelling and bruising subside, Most people can gradually resume their daily activities. It's done.

 

Q2. Doesn't your face look unnaturally pulled?

A2. Deep plane method Reduces excessive skin tightness and creates a natural impression We aim to.

Q3. Does it have the same effect on everyone?

A3. No. Results may vary depending on facial condition and aging. , it is important to make a decision through sufficient consultation.

 

 

Conclusion ✨

✔️ Deep plane facial lifting surgery There is no one right answer for everyone.
✔️ First, check the current facial condition and discomfort
✔️ After sufficient consultation with a specialist, I will find the direction that is right for me. The most important thing is to find .

 

Rather than making a decision blindly, The process of understanding and choosing This determines your satisfaction with the results.

 

 

 

Garnet Plastic Surgery

Director Baek In-su

 

Graduated from Korea University College of Medicine

Graduated from Korea University Graduate School (Plastic Surgery major)

Korea University Medical Center Resident

Plastic Surgery Specialist at National Medical Center

Former Director of Jewelry Plastic Surgery

Regular member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons

Regular member of the Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Regular member of the Korean Craniofacial Society

Regular member of the Facial Contour Research Group of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons

Regular member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons' Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery Research Group

Regular member of the Rhinoplasty Research Group of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons

Regular member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons' Anti-Aging Plastic Surgery Research Group