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Dr. Kristina Tansavatdi | SMAS Facelift vs Deep Plane Facelift
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2021
- In this video, Dr. Tansavatdi explains the difference between the two common techniques for facelift surgery -- SMAS Facelift vs. Deep Plane Facelift.
While we don’t often want to think about the inevitability of growing older, the aging process will eventually affect every one of us. It is only natural; as time passes, our bodies change and respond to our environments - sometimes in good ways, but other times in ways that negatively affect our appearance or confidence. Facial signs of aging are one of the most common aesthetic concerns that arise as women and men alike move through new stages in their life. Wrinkles, lines and sagging skin across the face, chin and neck can be frustrating and upsetting. You may see your reflection and think that you look older than you feel. You may wonder if you will ever feel good about your appearance again. You are not alone - even though facial aging is natural and cannot be avoided, many people seek ways to slow, reduce or turn back the aging process.
Facelift surgery offers people with these concerns a chance to age beautifully. Facelift surgery cannot make you look 20 years old again - and it is not supposed to - but it can help eliminate the most irritating signs of aging such as sagging skin, jowls around the jawline and deep facial folds. A facelift aims to create a naturally sophisticated look that plays up your best features and lends health and vitality to your appearance.
Dr. Kristina Tansavatdi is a fellowship-trained facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon in Westlake Village, CA. Her focus is providing a personalized experience and expert, state-of-the-art cosmetic care for the face and neck. Dr. Tansavatdi is currently Double Board Certified by both the American Board of Otolaryngology and the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Otolaryngology- Head & Neck Surgery and the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. In her spare time, Dr. Tansavatdi enjoys spending time with her family, participating in outdoor activities and volunteering in her local community. Dr. Tansavatdi is deeply committed to providing the best experience to all her patients, including Westlake Village Facelift, Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty) and Rhinoplasty patients.
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Thank you ! I especially appreciate the amount time you took to explain this procedure.
What about the potential risk of nerve damage with the deep plane?
Awesome explanation!! Thank you.
I am seeing results from a lot of women who’ve had various facelifts recently and who’s facelift results are not lasting. Especially with Smas facelifts which seem to look great for the first 4 months and then the face sags again back to baseline. By month 6-8 they look just how they did before they had any surgery. I’ve seen pictures from about 10 ladies in the last 2 months alone who are now all needing revisions. I have also seen 3 ladies who’ve had deep plane facelifts whose jowls have returned after 8- 14 months. I suspect this is a very common occurrence but not something people are made aware of because no one really wants to advertise that their facelift results have failed after such a short time.
It seems that most women need to hold up their results with fillers or fat grafting etc also.
Why do we get told that facelifts last up to 10 years when they really only seem to last months or at best a couple of years?
And why do we only ever see before and after photos where the after photos are on average 4 months post procedure? This is when people look their best.
We need to be shown photos at 8 and 12 months plus down the line so we can see evidence of longevity.
Please can you explain what factors decide that a facelift will last longer on someone? Is it due mostly to lack of good bone structure? In which case do you advise implants if necessary? I’d like to know why so many women are experiencing such temporary results? And all of them are different ages. From 38 - 55. Different weights and different nationalities. Some are skin in the face, others are slightly rounded in the face. Some with good bone structures. Others not so much.
Also please can you explain how the smas layer is stitched up? With plication it’s folded over and stitched but what happens to the sutures if they dissolve? Does the smas layer come loose again and unfold under the skin causing sag? And if permanent sutures are used, do they last forever whilst stretching or pull down over time? I know some people are allergic to permanent sutures so can only use dissolvable sutures.
During a smas lift where the skin is separated from the smas layer, does the skin and the smas ever bond or knit back together to being one layer again or do the two remain separated? If so then this would surely weaken the structures of the face?
These are the types of things that are not being explained by surgeons and I would very much appreciate it if you would please explain these sorts of things to us?
Thank you.
Your questions are perfect, I would also like to know...but so far it seems to me that no one is willing to answer.
I want to know as well.....who will answer all this.....crickets!!
The answer is the results is vary from one person to another person due to various reason.
Wow, why she didn't answer that question yet??
What’s your background that you’re seeing a lot of women with facelifts? Where are you finding these photos and how do you know the timeline of these women’s procedures? I honestly never heard such claims other than reading your post.
Thank you SO much Dr! I finally understand.
you are excellent ! loving all your videos
can this help a little bit with acne scars on the cheeks and lower jawline?
Wow, you are simply amazing. So intelligent. Thank you for sharing this with us! I’ve been trying to figure out what type of facelift is right for me. I am only 30 but have deep nasolabial folds and under eye darkness. I’ve been getting filler for years now and it has gotten to the point of looking unnatural and puffy. I am wanting my cheeks lifted, nasolabial folds gone, and under eyes rejuvenated. I live near Seattle so I will be going to Seattle for surgery. I’ve been doing lots of research, trying to find the right surgeon for myself but that is extremely difficult. I don’t want to invest in myself and then end up having to do another surgery in a couple of years.
Do you have any advice? Thanks so much for your video, it was extremely informative!!!
What did you end up doing ?
Same situation
I am also 30 and suffering from the same issue
Did u had ur surgery done ?
How are those released ligaments reattached to the bones? Do they find their way back and heal naturally?
Yes, your body creates new attachments from fibrous adhesions that develop after surgery
Doc, did you get a side face lift or eyebrow lift surgery to remove your jowls?
I just had a high SMAS nine months ago and its true I am actually getting fast progression of marionette lines. It did nothing for my inner face. Can mid face lift also address the marionette area? I heard there is detaching of ligaments involved in that.
Would you do the smas again if offered x
Hi doctor
I’m only 37 my middle face and jowls are sagging pretty bad.. I’m thinking of having SMAS lifted.. because I’m worried after 5-10 years it will be saggy again…. So is it possible to do deep plane lift after doing a SMAS lift?? Thank you
How long is the recovery from these surgeries? Also, wich one tends to generate less bruising?
And can you explain the post surgery indications (aftercare)?
And please excuse my poor English, it is not my first language.
Great questions, I would love it if Dr. Tansavatdi would answer them.
What’s more painful?
Thank you Doc 👍
Thank you so much for watching! I am so glad you enjoyed the video.
Hi … Can I get a deep plane facelift even though I had a silhouette thread lift a couple years ago?
Is deep plane technique available in Thailand, how much it will cost?
Will the nerve injury be avoided better in a smas or a deep plane lift? I have minimal sagging cause of jaw bone shaving and I'm only 23, so i want to avoid the harm for he nerves at all costs, will the smas be better for me??
I think so, being you so young...
Doctor, would you recommend facial fat grafting prior to a deep plane face lift for a better result?
Hi Sophia, facial fat grafting can be performed at the same time as a deep plane facelift. It can also be performed before or after. The advantage of doing it at the same time is one recovery. Depending on the areas addressed for fat grafting, it may or may not be better to do fat grafting prior to a deep plane facelift.
Question.. during a facelift, using a laser for deep wrinkles between the eyes. But it burned a hole a little larger than a jelly bean. How does that even happen? This happened to my friend and she has no clue how it could have even happened. Dr said equipment failure but we don't believe it. She has a huge hole between her eyes now
You can fill that hole with fillers.
Well said girl
Can a deep plane facelift also correct some eye sagging issues to some degree?
I did i in same time three weeks ago 😱
Yes, it can address some of the hollowing under the eyes if there has been some sagging in the midface (or upper cheeks).
Will a Deep Plane facelift work much better (lasts longer) than SMAS or other conventional facelifts?
@@PhillipLearnTeach The length of time a deep plane facelift or SMAS facelift surgery lasts depends on your rate of aging and may not necessarily depend on the technique itself. However, the strength of a deep plane facelift is in its more natural elevation of all the tissues that descend with the aging process and less dependence on the quality of the skin.
Where are you located?
Can someone please tell my why I can’t hear out of my ear it’s been 13 days after a deep plane cheek lift please help
There could be blood in the ear canal. It would be good to have this checked out by your surgeon.
Are you ok now ?
@@orchidj4618 yes it was a tear ear drum from blood dripping in or a nerve that healed. My ent said it was one or other person that did my hearing test said torn ear drum
where do we find that doctor..plz if u can provide country and phone number?thank u
We are located at 2835 Townsgate Rd, Ste 100, Westlake Village, CA 91361, USA, and our phone number is 805-243-0640. Visit our website at www.facesbydrt.com for more information. Thank you for watching!
ik these supposed to be educational but damn u are so pretty