All Video News for Facial Procedures

• Modern Day Facelift 

  

  The stigma around facelifts has changed drastically over the past decades. A facelift (also known as rhytidectomy) is the most comprehensive approach to treating facial wrinkles and sagging caused by aging. The surgery varies in a range from minimally invasive ‘lunchtime lifts’ to more extensive, sophisticated surgery. A facelift removes excess skin, tightens underlying tissues and muscle and redrapes skin on the face and neck. It can correct midface sagging, marionette lines, jowls and a double chin, maintaining its reputation as the ‘gold standard’ for facial rejuvenation. 

• Producing a Natural Looking Facelift 

  

  A facelift (also known as rhytidectomy) is the most comprehensive approach to treating facial wrinkles and sagging caused by aging. The surgery varies in a range from minimally invasive ‘lunchtime lifts’ to more extensive, sophisticated surgery. A facelift removes excess skin, tightens underlying tissues and muscle and redrapes skin on the face and neck. It can correct midface sagging, marionette lines, jowls and a double chin, maintaining its reputation as the ‘gold standard’ for facial rejuvenation. 

• Lip Reduction 

  

  Today, you can’t make it through your social feed or a magazine without seeing someone modeling an artificially plumped pout. While many patients are interested in augmenting their lips, some are looking to make their lips smaller. This is more common in certain ethnicities but is popular with both men and women. There are even some patients who have lip enlargement due to trauma, or are unhappy with the results of a lip augmentation procedure. These concerns can be corrected with simple lip reduction procedure. 

• Rejuvenating the Eyes with Blepharoplasty 

  

  Do you find yourself asking, “Why do I look so tired all the time?”… well with age, we all start to notice subtle and sometimes even dramatic changes in the skin around our eyes. Over the years, we see our eyelids begin to stretch, and as a result, the muscles supporting them begin to weaken. This process can result in excess fat to wrinkle above and below the eyelids, causing saggy eyebrows, droopy upper lids, and bags under our eyes. In some cases, the sagging skin around the eyes can begin to obstruct your vision, especially the upper and outer parts of your field of vision. 

• The Minimally Invasive Facelift 

  

  ASAPS member, Christine Hamori, MD from Duxbury, MA describes the Silhouette Lift, a minimally invasive option for patients wanting to recontour the face without more invasive surgery. This sterile procedure is an effective minimally-invasive alternative to the traditional facelift. Dr. Hamori notes, “The Silhouette Lift can be enhanced with small amounts of filler that provide patients with both lift and volume within a short amount of time.” 

• I Love My Facelift!  

  

  Vivian decided to have a facelift, because when she looked in the mirror she felt like she was looking at an old woman she didn’t recognize. 

  Having an ASAPS, board-certified plastic surgeon made her feel that her surgeon had the qualifications and accreditation by his peers— and that was very important to her. 

  In this video, Dr. Levine explains what made Vivian a perfect candidate for plastic surgery. She knew exactly what it was that she wanted to see improved, and understood that this procedure would be the best method to achieve her goals. 

• Is 40 Too Young For A Facelift? 

  

  Board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Andrew Ordon says although 40 is young, there are a couple of instances where that procedure is indicated. 

  “If you were much bigger and lost weight which left you with loose skin, then you could be a candidate for a facelift at an age like 40,” notes Dr. Ordon. 

• A Plastic Surgeon Explains How Facelift Surgery Has Evolved to Include Fat Grafting 

  

  Dr. Clyde Ishii, a board-certified plastic surgeon based in Honolulu, HI, explains how facelift surgery techniques have evolved and what fat grafting can do to enhance the results. 

  Dr. Ishii explains that historically, facelifts were performed by elevating the skin off the underling muscles, pulling the skin back. He cautions against using the skin as a vehicle to lift fat. 

• Advances in Facelift Surgery: A Three Dimensional Approach To Restoring A Youthful Look  

  

  The stigma around facelifts has changed drastically over the past decades. Board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Richard Baxter who is based in Seattle, WA, explains how a facelift procedure has advanced over the years and the limits of nonsurgical facial treatments. 

• How Fat Grafting has Revolutionized Facial Aging Treatments 

  

  Fat grafting has revolutionized facial rejuvenation by providing a solution for filling areas of depression and volume loss in the face. Board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr.Tim Marten explains the three broad categories of facial aging and the best treatment approaches for the respective category.