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[Modern face lift surgery].

H F von Gregory¹, W Gubisch

¹Klinik für Plastische Gesichtschirurgie, Marienhospital Stuttgart, Deutschland.

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Facelift surgery has evolved from simple skin tightening to a complex procedure. Modern techniques combine biplanar, bivectorial lifts with fat transfer and dermabrasion for enhanced results.

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Plastic Surgery
Surgical Techniques
Facial Rejuvenation

Context:

The evolution of facelift surgery over the past century.
The transition from basic skin tightening to advanced reconstructive methods.
The current state of sophisticated facial and neck lift procedures.

Purpose:

To provide a historical overview of facelift surgery.
To describe the present-day state-of-the-art facelift concept.
To highlight the integration of multiple advanced techniques.

Summary:

Facelift surgery, a cornerstone of plastic surgery, has advanced significantly over 100 years.
Modern facelifts integrate biplanar and bivectorial approaches with autologous fat transfer and dermabrasion.
This comprehensive approach represents a sophisticated, surgically precise method for facial rejuvenation.

Impact:

Offers a detailed understanding of facelift surgery's historical progression.
Illustrates the integration of advanced techniques for improved patient outcomes.
Provides a current perspective on state-of-the-art facial and neck lift procedures.