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Facial Rejuventation
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Traditional vs Endoscopic
Learn How Our Faces Age
The Forehead Lift
The Mid Face Lift
Periorbital
Face Lift
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Mid-Face Lift
This procedure is used to improve tissue sagginess around the nose and upper lip, and some improvement of the lower eyelid depression. Combining it with full forehead, you can obtain improvement of total sagginess of the eyebrow, tissue saggines of the upper eyelid, wrinkles of the forehead, frown lines and part of the crow’s feet.

This illustration demonstrates the incisions used for both the endoscopic and open approach to the forehead lift procedure, and the area treated. The red elliptical marks are the incisions used for endoscopic surgery; the green lines show where the incisions are made for the open approach.

The area treated with the endoscopic approach includes both the violet and blue shaded areas of the face, while the area treated using the open approach is shaded blue.

Endoscopic Facial Rejuvenation and Remodeling Procedures include:

The Endoscopic Facial Surgery information found in this website has been provided by Nicanor G. Isse M.D., pioneer in Endoscopic Facial Surgery and founder of EPSES, the Endoscopic Plastic Surgery Educational Seminars.

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