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  • Plastic Surgery
  • Cosmetic Procedures
  • Surgical Techniques

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  • Facelifts are integral to cosmetic surgery, with evolving techniques and patient preference for less invasive options.
  • The superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) and platysma are key layers targeted in facial rejuvenation.
  • Patient demand for reduced morbidity in cosmetic procedures is increasing.

Observation:

  • A retrospective review assessed a novel facelift plication technique using wide purse-string sutures on the SMAS and platysma.
  • Ninety-five patients with a minimum 1-year follow-up were included in the analysis.
  • The technique involves an inner followed by an outer purse-string suture placement.

Findings:

  • Excellent or good results were achieved in 80 out of 95 patients based on surgeon assessment and patient satisfaction.
  • Fair results were noted in 10 patients, and poor results in 5 patients.
  • Complications included hematomas, prominent scars, and one case of skin loss; no facial nerve injuries were reported.

Implications:

  • The extended purse-string rhytidectomy offers a viable alternative to traditional facelift methods.
  • This plication technique effectively achieves the vertical vector crucial for modern facelifts.
  • The technique is considered a valuable tool for surgeons performing aging face surgery.