Allure MD Plastic Surgery + Dermatology

Overview

What Makes a Deep Plane Facelift Different? Most facelift concerns come down to one word: unnatural. Patients have seen the pulled, tight look that comes from older techniques, and they want no part of it. The deep plane technique addresses this at the source. Traditional facelifts work only on the skin, which is why they tend to look stretched and wear off within a few years. The deep plane approach releases and repositions the underlying facial ligaments and the SMAS layer (the actual structural tissue) so features move back to where they were, rather than simply being pulled sideways. The results look refreshed, not operated on. Volume returns to the midface. The jawline sharpens. The neck smooths. Patients typically look five to ten years younger in a way that reads as good health rather than surgery. Dr. James Rosing, MD, FACS, is board-certified in plastic surgery and trained at Stanford. He performs the deep plane technique as his standard approach for facial rejuvenation, and patients travel to Newport Beach from throughout Southern California and beyond for this procedure. If you have been curious about what a facelift could realistically do for you, a consultation is the right starting point - no commitment, just information. Newport Beach | (949) 706-7874

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