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[BACKGROUND] Malar mounds may be accentuated by chronic lid edema, with the development from malar edema to malar mounds and finally to malar festoons. Because standard techniques do not seem effective and not specifically proposed for the …

We introduce the expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) superficial musculoaponeurotic system extension graft (SEG) as an effective method of lower face-lift and an alternative to the minimally invasive lower face-lift and thread-lift. Du…

This article on French innovations in aesthetic surgery is a report mainly centered on the cervicofacial renovation surgery, with historic review and interviews of people who played a dominating role regarding anatomical works, invention an…

[BACKGROUND] Previous studies have proved the existence of muscle fibers in the superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) of the parotid and masseter region; however, no studies have investigated the origination of the muscle fibers in t…

[OBJECTIVE] To delineate the anatomic architecture of the melolabial fold with surrounding structures and to elucidate potential implications for face-lift techniques. [METHODS] A total of 100 facial halves (from 50 cadaveric heads) were s…

A standard bayonet-shaped incision with no reconstruction of the parotid bed is usually used for removal of parotid tumours. Its disadvantages are often an obvious cervical scar, a conspicuous shallow contour around the angle of the mandibl…

In extensive SMAS face-lift surgery, retaining ligaments are released, and the SMAS is resutured to the deep fascia to maintain the advanced position. The suture used to reattach the SMAS should replicate the quality of support provided by …

[BACKGROUND] Performing a face-lift for smokers, bald people, and those looking for a quick recovery is always a challenge. The submucosal aponeurotic system (SMAS) plication technique with limited undermining provides great suspension and …

[OBJECTIVE] To determine if there is any observable difference in the midface of patients who have undergone a deep-plane face-lift vs a standard superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) plication face-lift. [DESIGN] Preoperative and p…

[BACKGROUND] Various suspension suture techniques exist to elevate the mid-face, jowls, and neck. [OBJECTIVE] To assess safety and efficacy of a new suspension suture and inserting instrument with both standard and minimal incision (no-ski…

To overcome the disadvantages after the surgical removal of tumours of the parotid gland, especially the depressed facial deformity and conspicuous cervical scar formation subsequent to parotid surgery, we have concentrated on omega face-li…

[OBJECTIVE] A minimally invasive face-lifting approach aimed at rejuvenation of the midface was examined, for patients with concerns limited to midfacial aging. [METHODS] An incision in the preauricular area and then minor undermining to l…

Looking tired is enough for many 40-50-years-olds to ask a plastic surgeon for prophylactic rejuvenation. They want to achieve good and long lasting effects with harmonious features, small scars, and--as they are still very active in their …

The superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) operation revolutionized face-lift procedures. The idea of having one direction of traction with suturing and fixation of SMAS to a stable structure is gaining popularity. The author's contri…

The SMAS was described more than 25 years ago, yet its full potential in face-lift surgery has become appreciated only more recently. A reappraisal of the various aspects of SMAS surgery is now appropriate. These include aspects of its rele…

The superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) platysma rotation flap with platysmal transection from the deep surface has been the author's face-lift technique to correct jowls, submental laxity, and platysma bands since 1982. An outcome…