Endoscopic Facelift
An endoscopic facelift is a modern surgical approach that addresses tissue laxity in the upper and middle regions of the face through minimal incisions, aiming to restore anatomical structures to their natural positions. Over time, brow descent, volume loss in the midface, and displacement of soft tissues can cause the face to appear tired.
In my approach, surgical planning is based on evaluating the brow position, temporal region, midface support, and overall facial proportions together. Endoscopic facelift surgery may include temporal rejuvenation, midface elevation, brow lift, and canthopexy in suitable patients.
With proper patient selection, an endoscopic facelift is an effective surgical option that provides natural rejuvenation in the upper and middle regions of the face. If you are considering correcting changes in these areas, we can evaluate together the most suitable plan for you.
The operation is performed through small incisions planned within the scalp and tissues are released and repositioned with the help of an endoscopic camera.
The endoscopic approach is performed with more minimal incisions and focuses especially on the upper and middle regions of the face.
It may be suitable for patients with low eyebrows mid-face volume loss or early-period tissue laxity.
An endoscopic face lift is a surgical technique in which tissues in the upper and middle regions of the face are repositioned using small incisions and a camera.
Results are long-lasting and contour improvement is preserved while the natural aging process continues.
Endoscopic face lift can often be planned together with brow lift and mid-face elevation.
The recovery process is generally more comfortable and return to daily life can be faster.
Since the incisions remain within the scalp scars are usually not noticed.
Staying in the city for one week is usually recommended for the initial control process.
Yes. A preliminary evaluation can be made via photos and medical information.