Endoscopic face lift techniques are among the most prominent procedures used in modern cosmetic surgery. This technique aims to rejuvenate the face through the use of precise tools and small cameras, allowing the surgery to be performed through tiny incisions.
Endoscope: The endoscope is a medical tool used to visualize internal tissues during surgery. With the help of the endoscope, the surgeon can precisely modify deep tissues such as muscles and fat tissues.
- Scientific Study: Studies by Stuzin and Baker (2006) indicate that the use of the endoscope helps achieve natural results with less interference with the surrounding tissues.
- Advantages: It reduces pain and scarring, and significantly accelerates recovery compared to traditional surgery.
Auxiliary Techniques: The endoscopic technique is combined with other surgical tightening techniques to achieve more visible results. This method can be used to tighten facial skin, lift the eyebrows, and remove sagging.
- Scientific Study: According to Rengachary et al. (2005), combining the endoscope with surgical tightening techniques provides long-lasting results
References:
- Stuzin, J. M., & Baker, T. J. (2006). “Endoscopic facelift: Technique and outcome”. Aesthetic Surgery Journal, 26(5), 586-591.
- Rengachary, S. S., Apfelberg, D. B. (2005). “Endoscopic facelift surgery: A review”. Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery, 58(2), 143-146.
