What to Expect: Deep Plane Facelift Recovery Unveiled
- Dr. Jose Soler-Baillo
- 2 days ago
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What to Expect During Deep Plane Facelift Recovery
Deep plane facelift recovery typically takes 2-3 weeks for most visible signs to heal, with full results developing over 3-6 months. Here's a quick overview:
Recovery Timeline | What to Expect |
Days 1-3 | Peak swelling and bruising; rest with head liftd |
Days 4-7 | Swelling begins to subside; suture removal appointment |
Week 2 | Many patients return to work and social activities |
Weeks 3-4 | Resume light exercise; 80% of swelling resolved |
3 Months | Nearly all swelling gone; incisions becoming less visible |
6-12 Months | Final results with fully matured scars |
Considering a deep plane facelift? Understanding the recovery process is crucial for setting realistic expectations and ensuring optimal results. Unlike traditional facelifts that only tighten skin, a deep plane facelift addresses deeper facial structures for more natural, longer-lasting rejuvenation. This advanced technique delivers impressive results, but requires patience during recovery.
Most patients experience peak swelling and bruising during the first 3-4 days, with gradual improvement thereafter. By the end of week two, you'll likely feel comfortable enough to return to work and social activities. Full recovery continues over several months as residual swelling resolves and tissues settle into their final position.
As Dr. Jose Soler-Baillo, M.D. M.S, I've guided hundreds of patients through deep plane facelift recovery, utilizing my extensive training in complex facial surgery and innovative healing techniques to optimize each patient's recovery journey. My personalized approach to post-surgical care ensures that you'll achieve the most natural-looking results with minimal downtime.
Deep Plane Facelift 101 & Preparation
A deep plane facelift represents the gold standard in facial rejuvenation surgery. Unlike traditional facelifts that mainly tighten skin, this advanced technique addresses the underlying SMAS (Superficial Musculo-Aponeurotic System) layer—the network of muscles and connective tissues that give your face its structure and support.
What makes the deep plane approach special is how it releases facial ligaments and repositions deeper tissues as a single, cohesive unit. This preserves natural blood supply and creates more harmonious, longer-lasting results that can endure for 10-15 years with proper care. For many patients, this longevity makes the deep plane facelift recovery journey well worth the investment.
Getting ready for your procedure is just as important as the surgery itself. Think of preparation as laying the groundwork for a smooth deep plane facelift recovery. Here's how we help our South Florida patients prepare:
First, stop smoking at least 6 weeks before surgery and continue abstaining for at least 4 weeks afterward. I can't stress this enough—smoking dramatically restricts blood flow and oxygen delivery, which can seriously compromise your healing and increase complication risks.
Next, we'll do a thorough medication review. Please bring a complete list of all medications and supplements you take to your consultation. Some medications, particularly blood thinners like aspirin and ibuprofen, as well as certain herbal supplements, can increase bleeding risk and will need to be temporarily discontinued.
Your home setup matters too! Before heading to surgery, prepare your recovery nest. Arrange extra pillows to keep your head liftd, stock your kitchen with soft, easy-to-eat foods, prepare ice packs, and gather books, shows, or podcasts to keep you entertained during downtime.
A strong support system makes all the difference. You'll need someone to drive you home after surgery and stay with you for at least the first 24-48 hours. Those initial days can be challenging, and having help with basic tasks will allow you to focus on resting and healing.
Many of my patients benefit from taking Arnica montana supplements starting 1-2 weeks before surgery to help minimize bruising and swelling. We'll discuss if this is right for you during your pre-op visits.
Want to learn more details about the deep plane technique? Check out more info about deep plane facelift on our website. For those interested in the science behind the procedure, this scientific research on SMAS anatomy provides fascinating insights.
Across our practice locations in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Coral Gables, and throughout South Florida, we provide personalized pre-operative guidance custom to each patient's unique circumstances. My goal is to set you up for optimal healing and beautiful, natural-looking results.
Choosing Your Surgeon & Setting Expectations
Selecting the right surgeon is perhaps the most important decision you'll make on your facial rejuvenation journey. When considering a deep plane facelift, here's what to look for:
Board certification is non-negotiable. Make sure your surgeon is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery or the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. This certification ensures they've met rigorous standards in training and expertise.
Look for specialized experience in deep plane techniques specifically. These procedures require advanced technical skill and intimate knowledge of facial anatomy. During your consultation, don't be shy—ask how many deep plane procedures your surgeon performs annually.
If you've had a previous facelift with results you weren't happy with, seek out a surgeon with specific revision expertise. Revision cases are typically more complex and require additional skill and experience.
As your surgeon, I bring extensive training in advanced facial rejuvenation techniques to our South Florida practice. My approach combines technical precision with an artistic eye to create natural-looking results customized to each patient's unique facial structure.
Setting realistic expectations is just as important for your satisfaction and deep plane facelift recovery:
A facelift can dramatically improve facial contours and reverse signs of aging, but it won't completely transform your appearance or make you look decades younger. I believe in natural results that refresh your appearance while still looking like you.
I encourage all my patients to review before and after photos, especially of people with similar facial characteristics to yours. You can browse our Facelift Before and After Gallery to see real patient results.
Be prepared for the emotional ups and downs that often accompany the healing process. Even the most prepared patients sometimes experience temporary "buyer's remorse" or anxiety during recovery—this is completely normal and typically resolves as swelling subsides and results emerge.
Timing matters too. Plan your procedure when you can dedicate appropriate time to recovery without major personal or professional obligations pressing on you.
During your consultation at any of our locations in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Coral Gables, Pinecrest, South Miami, or Hialeah, we'll discuss your goals in detail and create a personalized treatment plan that aligns with your expectations and facial anatomy. My priority is ensuring you feel informed, comfortable, and excited about your journey toward a refreshed, natural-looking appearance.
Deep Plane Facelift Recovery Timeline
Understanding what to expect during your deep plane facelift recovery helps you prepare both mentally and practically for the healing journey ahead. While everyone heals at their own pace based on factors like age, overall health, and the specific surgical techniques used, most of my patients follow a similar recovery pattern.
Those first 24-48 hours after surgery are typically the most intensive. You'll experience moderate discomfort (which we'll manage with prescribed medications), noticeable swelling, and some bruising. You might have drainage tubes in place, which we usually remove within a day or two. During this time, keeping your head liftd is absolutely essential for minimizing swelling.
Days 2-4 bring what I call the "peak swelling phase" – this is when swelling and bruising reach their maximum. It's completely normal, though it can be a bit discouraging if you're not prepared for it. The good news? Your discomfort will begin subsiding, and we'll have our first follow-up appointment to check your progress.
By days 5-7, most patients start seeing noticeable improvements. Swelling begins to decrease, and bruising often changes colors (from purple to yellowish-green – a good sign that healing is progressing). Your comfort level and energy will improve, and we'll typically schedule your suture removal around this time.
Between days 7-10, we remove most non-dissolvable stitches. You'll notice significantly reduced swelling, increased comfort with facial movements, and some patients even feel ready for limited social activities – though I usually recommend waiting a bit longer if possible.
Weeks 2-3 mark a turning point where most patients feel comfortable returning to work and social gatherings. You can apply makeup to cover any lingering bruising, and you'll see continued improvement in your facial contours as swelling continues to resolve. By this point, approximately 50-60% of the swelling has typically subsided.
At the one-month mark, about 80% of swelling is usually gone. Most of my South Florida patients have resumed their normal daily activities by this time, and while incision lines are still visible, they're beginning to fade. We'll have another follow-up appointment to assess your healing progress.
By three months, nearly all swelling has resolved, your facial tissues have largely settled into their final position, and incision lines continue to fade. Most patients have no physical activity limitations at this stage.
The final results of your deep plane facelift recovery become fully apparent between 6-12 months, when all swelling has completely resolved and scar maturation is complete. Your scars typically fade to thin, barely noticeable lines.
I always remind my patients throughout Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and surrounding areas that patience is absolutely key during recovery. While the most dramatic improvements happen in those first few weeks, subtle refinements continue for months. Understanding this timeline helps you recognize that temporary swelling or asymmetries are completely normal parts of the healing process.
Week-by-Week Deep Plane Facelift Recovery
Let's walk through what you can expect during each week of your deep plane facelift recovery:
Week 1: The Intensive Recovery Phase That first week is undoubtedly the most challenging, requiring patience and careful post-operative care. We'll watch carefully for any signs of hematoma (abnormal swelling, severe pain, or skin discoloration), which is rare but requires immediate attention. Your bruising will change colors as healing progresses – a completely normal process.
Don't be surprised if your energy levels are significantly lower than usual; this is your body's way of directing resources toward healing. Stick to very light activities around the house, sleep with your head liftd on multiple pillows, and take all medications exactly as prescribed. Our first follow-up appointment will happen during this week.
Week 2: The Turning Point Most of my patients experience a significant positive shift during the second week. Swelling continues to decrease noticeably, and many feel comfortable enough to return to desk work or light activities. You can usually apply makeup to cover any remaining bruising at this stage.
While you might still experience some tightness and numbness (perfectly normal), you'll generally feel much more like yourself. Continue avoiding strenuous activities and heavy lifting, though sleep position restrictions begin to ease (though keeping your head liftd remains beneficial).
Week 3: Resuming Normal Life By week three, most social and professional activities can be resumed. Light exercise like gentle walking can typically be reintroduced – your body will let you know if you're pushing too hard. Your facial expressions become more natural as swelling decreases, and incision lines continue to heal and flatten. Energy levels should be returning to normal, though some residual numbness or tightness is still completely expected.
Week 4: Increasing Comfort Exercise intensity can gradually increase now, though I still recommend avoiding high-impact activities for a bit longer. Your facial contours continue to refine as swelling resolves, and most patients feel "back to normal" in terms of daily activities. Incision lines continue to mature and fade, and we'll have another follow-up appointment to assess your healing progress.
Weeks 6-8: Advanced Recovery By this point, most activity restrictions are lifted. Nearly all swelling has resolved (though some subtle swelling may persist in certain areas), sensation continues to improve in areas that experienced numbness, and your scars continue to mature and fade. The final results of your procedure are becoming increasingly apparent.
At my practice serving Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and surrounding areas, I provide detailed weekly recovery guidelines custom to each patient's unique healing journey. I emphasize that while this timeline represents the typical recovery experience, individual healing varies – some recover more quickly, while others may take a bit longer to reach certain milestones.
Day-by-Day Deep Plane Facelift Recovery
That first week after your deep plane facelift is often the most intense part of recovery. Here's a day-by-day breakdown of what to expect:
Day 0 (Surgery Day) After completing your surgery under twilight or general anesthesia, we'll place initial bandages and possibly drains. You'll spend some time in our recovery area for monitoring before being discharged to go home with your caregiver. You'll likely experience minimal pain initially due to the local anesthesia still being active. Begin head elevation and rest immediately.
Day 1: First Post-Op Check Your first follow-up appointment typically happens the day after surgery. We may change or remove your surgical dressings and remove drains if drainage is minimal. Our staff might gently wash your hair, and we'll provide detailed instructions for continued care at home. Continue applying cold compresses intermittently and managing pain with your prescribed medications.
Days 2-3: Peak Swelling Phase This is when swelling and bruising reach their maximum – and honestly, when many patients experience what I call the "facelift blues," sometimes questioning their decision. This is completely normal! Continue diligent cold compress application, maintain head elevation at all times (including while sleeping), stay hydrated but avoid excessive sodium, and take medications as prescribed. Rest is essential, though short walks around the house help prevent blood clots and promote healing.
Days 4-6: Turning the Corner You'll begin to notice swelling gradually subsiding and bruising changing to yellow-green hues (a good sign!). Most patients experience increasing comfort with facial movements and may transition from prescription pain medication to over-the-counter options. Many patients experience boredom during this phase – a good sign that you're feeling better! Continue gentle activity around the house while maintaining head elevation and your cold compress routine.
Day 7: Suture Removal Begins We'll have an important follow-up appointment for initial suture removal. Most patients notice a significant improvement in comfort level by this point. We'll provide detailed cleaning instructions for your incision lines and discuss ongoing scar care. We'll assess your healing progress, and some patients may return to very light work from home if they feel up to it.
Day 10: Increasing Social Comfort By day 10, you can typically apply makeup to cover any remaining bruising, and many patients feel comfortable with limited social outings. You'll notice continued improvement in your facial contours. We may remove any remaining sutures if they weren't all removed on day 7. Most patients experience increased energy levels and overall comfort by this milestone.
Throughout your deep plane facelift recovery, I maintain close communication with all my South Florida patients. I always encourage you to reach out with any concerns, no matter how small they may seem. Sometimes what appears to be a minor issue might require medical attention, while other times I can provide reassurance that what you're experiencing is completely normal. Your comfort and confidence during recovery are just as important to me as your final results.
Managing Symptoms, Pain & Accelerated Healing
Effective symptom management is crucial for a comfortable deep plane facelift recovery and optimal results. Here are our recommended strategies:
Swelling Management:
Keep your head liftd at all times during the first week, including while sleeping
Apply cold compresses intermittently (20 minutes on, 20 minutes off) for the first 48-72 hours
Follow a low-sodium diet to reduce fluid retention
Stay well-hydrated with water (aim for 8-10 glasses daily)
Take any prescribed anti-inflammatory medications as directed
Gentle lymphatic drainage massage may be recommended after initial healing (typically after day 10)
Pain Control:
Most patients describe discomfort rather than severe pain
Take prescribed pain medications as directed, typically for 3-5 days
Transition to over-the-counter pain relievers as comfort improves
Avoid aspirin and NSAIDs like ibuprofen for the first week unless specifically approved by your surgeon
Report any severe or increasing pain immediately, as this could indicate a complication
Bruising Reduction:
Cold compresses during the first 48-72 hours
Arnica montana supplements or topical gel (if approved by your surgeon)
Avoid blood-thinning medications and supplements
Gentle walking promotes circulation and can help bruising resolve faster
Incision Care:
Keep incisions clean according to your surgeon's specific instructions
Apply any prescribed ointments as directed
Once healed, use silicone-based scar creams or sheets to optimize scar appearance
Protect incisions from sun exposure for at least 12 months
Avoid smoking, which impairs wound healing
Advanced Healing Techniques:
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT): Some patients benefit from HBOT sessions, which increase oxygen delivery to tissues and may accelerate healing
LED Light Therapy: Red and infrared LED treatments can stimulate collagen production and reduce inflammation
Nutritional Support: Focus on protein-rich foods, vitamin C, zinc, and other nutrients that support tissue repair
In our South Florida practice, we may recommend these accelerated healing techniques for patients seeking to optimize their recovery timeline. While they represent an additional investment, many patients find the potential for faster healing and return to social activities well worth it.
While these strategies can significantly improve comfort and potentially speed healing, patience remains essential. The body has its own timeline for healing, and trying to rush the process can sometimes lead to setbacks.
Red-Flag Complications & When to Call Your Surgeon
While serious complications after a deep plane facelift are rare, especially when performed by an experienced board-certified surgeon, it's important to recognize warning signs that require immediate attention. During your deep plane facelift recovery, contact us immediately if you experience any of the following:
Hematoma (Blood Collection)
Sudden, severe swelling on one side of the face
Increasing pain not relieved by medication
Skin that appears very tight, shiny, or discolored
A feeling of pressure or fullness in one area
Infection
Fever over 101°F
Increasing redness, warmth, or swelling around incisions
Yellow or green discharge from incisions
Foul odor from the surgical area
Worsening pain after initial improvement
Nerve Issues
Sudden onset of facial asymmetry or drooping
Complete numbness in areas that previously had sensation
Inability to move certain facial muscles
Note: Some temporary numbness and asymmetry due to swelling is normal
Wound Healing Problems
Incisions that reopen or fail to close
Excessive bleeding that doesn't stop with gentle pressure
Darkening of skin around incisions
Significant separation of incision edges
Circulatory Concerns
Skin that appears very pale, blue, or purple
Skin that feels unusually cold to the touch
Extreme sensitivity or pain in affected areas
Other Serious Symptoms
Chest pain or shortness of breath
Severe headache or visual changes
Calf pain, swelling, or tenderness (possible sign of blood clot)
Persistent nausea or vomiting
At our practice across Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and other South Florida locations, we provide 24/7 access to medical support during your recovery period. We'd much rather you contact us with a concern that turns out to be normal than ignore a potential complication.
Early intervention is key to resolving complications with minimal impact on your final results. Don't hesitate to reach out with any concerns, no matter how minor they may seem.
Living With Your New Look: Emotional & Long-Term Care
Embracing your refreshed appearance after a deep plane facelift involves both emotional adjustment and committed long-term care. The journey doesn't end when the bandages come off—it evolves into a relationship with your new reflection.
Many of my South Florida patients experience what I affectionately call the "facelift blues" during those challenging first few days of deep plane facelift recovery. When swelling is at its peak around days 2-4, it's perfectly normal to question your decision. You might look in the mirror and think, "What have I done?" Rest assured, these feelings are temporary and typically fade as swelling subsides and improvements become visible.
Patience truly becomes your best friend during recovery. While you'll notice significant changes within weeks, those subtle refinements continue to develop over months as tissues settle and minimal swelling resolves. Think of your results as a fine wine—getting better with time.
Your mindset matters more than you might realize. Research suggests that patients who maintain a positive outlook often experience smoother recoveries. Simple practices like light meditation, gentle breathing exercises, or visualization techniques can help maintain emotional balance during the ups and downs of healing.
When it comes to your support system, choose wisely. While having help during recovery is essential, be selective about who you share your immediate post-operative appearance with. Surround yourself with supportive people who understand that what they're seeing is temporary and who can provide encouragement during those challenging early days.
To maintain your beautiful results for years to come, sun protection becomes non-negotiable. Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily (yes, even on cloudy days and in winter), wear wide-brimmed hats when outdoors, and invest in quality sunglasses that protect the delicate skin around your eyes. Sun damage is the number one enemy of facelift longevity.
A consistent skincare regimen using medical-grade products appropriate for your skin type will help preserve your results. Many of my patients benefit from periodic maintenance treatments like chemical peels or laser therapy to maintain skin quality. Retinoids can also support ongoing collagen production when used appropriately.
Your lifestyle choices significantly impact how long your results will last. Maintaining a stable weight is crucial, as significant fluctuations can affect facial volume and skin laxity. Stay well-hydrated, eat anti-inflammatory foods rich in antioxidants, and avoid smoking and excessive alcohol consumption. Managing stress through regular exercise and relaxation techniques also contributes to healthier aging.
Don't underestimate the importance of follow-up care. Attend all scheduled appointments, consider annual "maintenance" consultations to address any new aging concerns, and discuss complementary procedures that might improve your results as natural aging continues. At our practice, we view our relationship as a long-term partnership in maintaining your refreshed appearance.
A deep plane facelift turns back the clock, but it doesn't stop it. You'll continue to age, but from a more youthful starting point. With proper care and occasional maintenance treatments, you can enjoy your results for many years to come.
Across Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Coral Gables, and our other South Florida locations, we're committed to supporting you not just through the immediate deep plane facelift recovery period but for years afterward. Your satisfaction with your refreshed appearance remains our priority long after surgery day has passed.
Frequently Asked Questions about Deep Plane Facelift Recovery
How painful is recovery and how do I manage it?
One of the most common questions I hear in my Miami practice is about pain levels during deep plane facelift recovery. The good news? Most patients are pleasantly surprised to find that recovery involves more discomfort than actual pain. Rather than sharp pain, patients typically describe sensations of tightness, pressure, or general soreness—like you've had a really intense facial treatment.
Your pain management journey will likely follow this pattern:
During those first 3 days, you'll rely on prescription medication to stay comfortable
Around days 4-7, you'll transition to regular acetaminophen as discomfort subsides
By your second week, most of my patients need minimal or no pain relief at all
To maximize your comfort during these early days, I recommend staying ahead of any discomfort by taking medications as prescribed rather than waiting until you're really feeling it. Those cold compresses during the first 48-72 hours work wonders—just remember the 20 minutes on, 20 minutes off rule. Keeping your head liftd at all times (yes, even while sleeping!) significantly reduces swelling and associated discomfort.
Severe pain that isn't managed by your prescribed medications isn't normal. If this happens, please call our office immediately—day or night—as this could signal a complication that needs prompt attention.
When can I exercise or travel by plane?
"When can I get back to my normal routine?" This question comes up in nearly every post-op visit. For my active South Florida patients, here's what you need to know about exercise during deep plane facelift recovery:
Your first week is all about gentle movement—just walking around your home is perfect. By weeks 2-3, you can enjoy light outdoor walks, ideally in the early morning or evening to avoid sun exposure. Around weeks 3-4, you can introduce low-impact activities like using an elliptical without resistance or gentle stationary cycling.
Between weeks 4-6, you'll gradually increase intensity, but please avoid anything that makes you strain, lift heavy objects, or turn upside-down (sorry, yoga lovers!). After that 6-week milestone, most patients can return to their complete fitness routine, including strength training.
These restrictions aren't arbitrary—they're designed to prevent increased blood pressure and heart rate that could worsen swelling or potentially compromise your healing.
As for air travel, timing matters:
For quick flights under 2 hours, waiting 7-10 days is usually sufficient
For longer domestic flights, it's best to wait 2-3 weeks if your schedule allows
For international travel, I recommend postponing until you're 3-4 weeks post-surgery
When you do fly, stay hydrated, walk around hourly when possible, and avoid alcohol and salty airplane snacks that can increase swelling. Many patients find that applying a good moisturizer helps combat the drying effects of cabin air.
Always check with me before finalizing travel plans during your recovery. I can provide personalized guidance based on how your individual healing is progressing.
How long will my deep-plane results last?
The longevity question! One of the significant advantages of choosing a deep plane facelift is its impressive staying power. While no surgical procedure can permanently halt aging, a deep plane facelift typically delivers results lasting 10-15 years, considerably longer than the 5-10 years you might expect from more traditional techniques.
Several factors influence how long your refreshed appearance will last:
Your genetic makeup plays a significant role—how your parents and grandparents aged offers clues about your aging pattern. Your lifestyle choices matter tremendously too, with sun protection being perhaps the single most important factor (yes, even in cloudy South Florida weather!). Smoking dramatically accelerates aging and can significantly shorten the lifespan of your results, which is why I strongly encourage patients to quit permanently.
Your skincare regimen, weight stability, diet, hydration, sleep quality, and stress management all contribute to maintaining your results. Think of your facelift as pressing the reset button—how you care for yourself afterward determines how long that reset lasts.
To maximize your investment, I recommend following a comprehensive skincare routine with medical-grade products suited to your skin type. Consider periodic "maintenance" treatments like laser therapy or chemical peels as the years pass. Protect your skin from sun damage year-round with high-quality SPF products, and maintain a healthy lifestyle with good nutrition and hydration.
At our practice across South Florida, we view facial rejuvenation as an ongoing partnership. I'll work with you to develop a personalized long-term plan that preserves your results and addresses new aging concerns as they naturally arise. After all, the goal isn't to look different—it's to look like yourself, just refreshed and revitalized for years to come.
Conclusion
A deep plane facelift represents the gold standard in facial rejuvenation, offering natural-looking, long-lasting results that can truly turn back the clock by a decade or more. While the deep plane facelift recovery process requires patience and diligent aftercare, I've seen how this investment of time yields remarkable rewards for my patients.
Throughout this guide, we've walked through the recovery journey together – from those challenging first days of swelling and bruising to the exciting moment when you begin to recognize your refreshed reflection in the mirror. Most of my patients feel comfortable returning to their social and professional lives within two weeks, with their confidence growing as healing progresses.
At our practice across South Florida, I'm deeply committed to supporting you through every step of your rejuvenation journey. When you choose me as your surgeon, you're not just getting a procedure – you're gaining a partner dedicated to your change and wellbeing.
Our comprehensive approach includes detailed pre-operative preparation to set the stage for optimal healing, close monitoring during those critical early days, and advanced healing techniques to improve your comfort and results. We don't just perform surgery and send you on your way – we stay with you, guiding your recovery with personalized care and attention.
I understand that choosing to undergo a deep plane facelift is a significant decision that involves trust, investment, and hope. I honor that trust by providing exceptional care from our very first consultation through your recovery and for years beyond. My board certification and specialized training in complex facial surgery ensure technical excellence, while my compassionate approach to patient care means you'll never feel like just another case.
If you're considering a deep plane facelift and want to learn more about what to expect during recovery, I invite you to schedule a personal consultation. During our meeting, we'll assess your unique facial anatomy, discuss your aesthetic goals, and create a treatment plan custom-custom to your needs and desires.
Your journey to a more youthful, refreshed appearance begins with a single step. Contact us today to find how a deep plane facelift can help you look as vibrant on the outside as you feel on the inside. Together, we'll create results that look so natural, people will notice your refreshed appearance without ever guessing you've had surgery.
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