Anti-aging & lifting
Incisional facelift
Incisional lifting at VIEW suits patients with clear skin laxity. The surgery lifts the deeper tissue and SMAS layer for a firmer, more youthful face, with longer-lasting results than non-surgical lifting.
Who it suits
- Noticeable sagging of face and neck skin
- Nasolabial folds and jawline definition loss
- Wanting results lasting 5–10 years
Technique highlights
- SMAS lift for long-lasting, natural results
- Incisions hidden in the hairline and behind the ear
- Can be combined with facial fat grafting
Surgical steps
- Analyse sagging points and plan the lift
- General anaesthesia and SMAS lift
- Remove excess skin and close incisions
- Recover in the recovery room
Recovery & aftercare
- Swelling and bruising for 2–3 weeks
- Return to daily life in 2–3 weeks
- Final result settles in 2–3 months
Risks & things to consider
- Scars may be visible initially but fade over time
- The procedure does not stop ageing
Frequently asked questions
How is incisional lifting different from non-incisional lifting?
Incisional lifting lifts the deeper SMAS layer and removes excess skin, giving long-lasting results for clear sagging. Non-incisional methods tighten superficial skin with devices and suit early ageing.
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