You can be young! About Smas facelift and neck lift.

Questions discussed with Doctor Cha (from Mina Plastic Surgery)
What does SMAS stand for?
What is the difference between mini and full face lifts?
Does the incision scar last a lifetime?
Can face lifts be done only once?
Is the face lift surgery only for older people or can younger people also get it done?
Can you perform face lift after a thread lift?
What is the difference between incisions for fat removal and other incisions?
Is there not much of an effect if only liposuction is done?
Is the procedure only for people with sagging necks?
So how long does it take to recover and any pains to anticipate?
My last question is whether post surgery, will the jawlines be more visible?
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Nice explanation by Dr. Cha

[@suwanatatnina]

Thank you for the information.

[@CloudHospitalTV]

Our pleasure!

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Thank you

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You're welcome

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Helo doc what country u are located...

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[@Arisworld111]

Is the Smas facelift the same as a deep plane facelift ?

[@CloudHospitalTV]

No, a SMAS (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System) facelift and a deep plane facelift are not the same thing. A SMAS facelift involves repositioning the underlying SMAS layer of tissue in the face, which provides support to the overlying skin and soft tissues. The aim is to tighten and lift the SMAS layer, thereby reducing the appearance of sagging skin, wrinkles, and jowls. A deep plane facelift, on the other hand, involves repositioning and lifting the deeper layers of the face, including the SMAS layer and other deeper tissues. The aim is to provide a more comprehensive and long-lasting rejuvenation of the face, as compared to a SMAS facelift. Both procedures are surgical in nature and are used to address signs of aging in the face. The choice between the two will depend on the patient's specific needs and the surgeon's recommendation, based on factors such as the patient's age, skin quality, and the extent of facial aging. We hope it helped . Thank you

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@@CloudHospitalTV thank you so much for the informative explanation.

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Where are you located?

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What country e you located ?

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