Address significant sagging and aging in the face and neck. Incisions along the hairline at the temples extend around the ear, ending at the lower scalp.

Ideal for moderate sagging and aging concerns, with smaller incisions around the ear and the temple's hairline, offering a shorter recovery time and reduced scarring.

Focuses on the neck and jawline, addressing sagging skin, "turkey neck," and jowls. Incisions made around the earlobe, front of the ear, and behind the ear, often combined with other facelift techniques.

Targets the mid-face area, including cheeks and lower eyelids. Incisions within the hairline or corner of the mouth lift and reposition fat and soft tissues, restoring volume and reducing nasolabial folds.

Addresses the Superficial Musculo-Aponeurotic System (SMAS) layer, tightening the underlying muscular layer, contributing to sagging and wrinkles. Incisions similar to traditional facelifts.

Goes deeper, addressing facial tissue layers, including fat and connective tissue. Offers more natural and long-lasting results with a potentially longer recovery time and higher risk of complications.