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Face Lift

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The "Deep Plane Facelift" is an exceptional surgical technique that addresses sagging in the midface—an area traditional facelift procedures have struggled to improve. While it is a standard treatment in Europe and the United States, it has long been underutilized in Japan. BIANCA CLINIC was one of the first in Japan to adopt the "Deep Plane Facelift", accumulating extensive experience with this procedure.
Facelift surgery is one of the most effective methods for rejuvenating the facial contours. However, traditional techniques often fall short; even if the jawline is lifted, the results can appear unnatural if the midface remains unchanged. The "Deep Plane Facelift" overcomes this limitation by lifting both the face line and the midface, achieving a more natural, cohesive lift. Additionally, it offers long-lasting results compared to conventional facelifts. This procedure is particularly well-suited to the bone structure and nasolabial fold concerns common among Japanese individuals, making it an ideal option for patients in Japan.
Complementary procedures that pair well with the "Deep Plane Facelift" include the "Hamra Method" (a technique for addressing under-eye wrinkles) and the "Temple Lift." For example, if sagging occurs around the temples following a facelift, a "Temple Lift" can restore balance, resulting in a more natural and harmonious facial appearance.
At BIANCA CLINIC, our "Deep Plane Facelift" includes lifting not only the midface but also the neck area. Often referred to as the "king of anti-sagging treatments," this procedure provides comprehensive rejuvenation. If you’re looking for a dramatic lift to restore your youthful appearance and truly experience the transformative effects of a facelift, we encourage you to consider the "Deep Plane Facelift."















