The difference between face lift and traditional face lift Advantages of face lift

Face lifting and wrinkle removal is a more advanced technique nowadays and is much better than traditional facial wrinkle removal techniques. So what is the difference between face lifting and wrinkle removal and traditional facial wrinkle removal? Let’s take a look below.

Traditional facial wrinkle removal surgery is mainly aimed at eliminating forehead wrinkles. Although it also involves lifting sagging facial tissue, it focuses more on eliminating wrinkles, so it is called rhytidectomy or facelift. Minimally invasive face lift surgery no longer focuses on eliminating wrinkles, but emphasizes lifting the entire face, focusing on lifting the nasolabial folds and sagging cheek tissues. It can also solve the problem of sagging at the corners of the eyes. When combined with eye bag surgery, a new image of a firm and sagging face can be achieved in one fell swoop.

The surgery is performed through a 3cm incision at the temples. The wound is tiny and almost completely hidden within the hairline. It can be completed with the help of endoscopic technology. The incision is small, the trauma is small, and the edema is light. Social activities can be resumed in 3-5 days, and the impact on work and life is small. It can be called a minimally invasive surgery. There are suitable surgical options for women aged 30 to 50.

Pseudo-wrinkles (fine lines) are temporary fine lines on the epidermis caused by dryness of the epidermis or other water loss. With long-term hydration or proper care, the fine lines will disappear naturally. We call these uncertain fine lines pseudo-wrinkles.

True wrinkles are the rupture of the dermis, and the atrophy and collapse of fat and fascia tissue to varying degrees. Even when you are not making any expression or your skin is static, you can see wrinkles and depressions of varying degrees. We define it as true wrinkles.