The facelift: a proven rejuvenation technique
Le face lift remains one of the most effective interventions to combat skin laxity.
It helps to correct sagging tissues, improve the oval of the face and restore a more youthful expression, while preserving the patient's identity.
Thanks to recent surgical advances, there are now techniques minimally invasiveoffering natural results with faster recovery.
The minimally invasive facelift: ideal between 40 and 55-60 years old
In his practice, Dr. Stroumza prioritizes the minimally invasive facelift in patients aged approximately 40 to 55 or 60 years old.
This technique allows for reshaping the oval of the face and correcting moderate skin laxity, without weighing down the features.
The incisions are extremely discreet, measuring only 1 to 2 millimeterswhich significantly limits visible scarring.
The result is refined, natural and controlled, without a fixed effect.
The deep plane cervicofacial lift: a comprehensive rejuvenation
For older patients, generally beyond 65–70 years, the deep plane cervico-facial lift constitutes a more complete solution.
This technique works deep within the tissues of the face and neck to achieve a comprehensive and sustainable rejuvenation.
It allows for the simultaneous processing of:
- the oval of the face
- the jowls
- the neck
- deep tissue relaxation
The results are more spectacular, while remaining natural, when the procedure is performed by an experienced surgeon.
Which facelift technique should I choose?
The choice between a minimally invasive facelift and deep plane cervico-facial lift depends mainly on:
- of age
- the degree of skin laxity
- of skin quality
- the patient's aesthetic expectations
During the consultation, Dr. Stroumza establishes a precise diagnosis in order to propose the most suitable technique for each face.
A modern, natural and tailor-made approach
The minimally invasive facelift perfectly embodies Dr. Stroumza's philosophy:
➡️ rejuvenate without transforming,
➡️ correct without freezing,
➡️ to enhance while respecting natural features.
This approach makes the minimally invasive facelift a particularly popular solution for patients seeking a discreet, elegant, and long-lasting result. It can be combined with a blepharoplasty for a comprehensive rejuvenation of the face.
Minimally invasive facelift for natural rejuvenation and discreet scarring
FAQ – Minimally Invasive Face Lift
At what age can a minimally invasive facelift be considered?
Minimally invasive facelifts are generally recommended between 40 and 55–60 years of age, when skin laxity remains moderate.
Are the scars visible?
No, the incisions are very small, on the order of 1 to 2 millimeters, and strategically placed.
Is the result natural?
Yes, the goal is to redefine the oval shape and rejuvenate the face without altering the natural expression.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not replace a medical consultation.
