THE PLAN PLASTIC SURGERY
Neck bands and submental fullness can age the face significantly, but the right treatment is not always a full facelift alone. This article explains when a neck lift is indicated, how it differs from a facelift, what it can and cannot achieve, and what recovery and risks realistically look like, based on the clinical approach at THE PLAN Plastic Surgery in Gangnam.
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A clear explanation of the SMAS layer and facial ligament treatment in facelift surgery, including indications, limitations, recovery, and potential adverse effects.
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The first two weeks after an incisional facelift are a transitional period: swelling and bruising gradually subside while you cautiously return to everyday life. This article explains what is commonly seen around the two‑week mark, how to care for yourself safely, and when to seek in‑person assessment, based on THE PLAN Plastic Surgery’s approach in Gangnam, Seoul.
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If you are not satisfied with a previous incisional facelift, it is important not to rush into revision surgery. This article explains how to analyze the reasons for dissatisfaction, how surgeons evaluate scars and tissue, what techniques and limitations exist for revision, and what to expect in terms of recovery and risks, from the perspective of THE PLAN Plastic Surgery in Gangnam.
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From a medical perspective, this article answers the question, “From what age should I consider an incisional facelift?” Rather than relying on calendar age, it is important to evaluate sagging, skin quality, bone structure, and medical history in an integrated way. With reference to THE PLAN Plastic Surgery’s approach, this article clearly explains age-related characteristics, differences from other treatments, recovery, and risks.
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