Description
What does a secondary facelift involve?
A secondary facelift is a specialized surgical procedure involving re-correction of facial tissues following a previous facelift. Unlike the primary procedure, this is performed in an area with altered anatomy and the presence of scars, which requires particular precision and extensive operator experience.
The aim of the procedure is to restore natural facial proportions, improve contour, and achieve a harmonious, long-lasting rejuvenation effect.
Who is the procedure for?
A secondary facelift is considered for patients who:
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have previously undergone a facelift,
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notice recurrent tissue sagging,
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are not fully satisfied with the result of the primary procedure,
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expect correction performed in a precise and individualized manner.
Procedure Results
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improved facial contour and definition
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more natural, harmonious appearance
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correction of previous imperfections
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long-lasting, stable effect
The final result depends on the initial tissue condition and the scope of the planned correction.
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