Natural Results
Unlike traditional techniques that simply pull tissues tight, the Deep Plane Lift represents a revolutionary approach: it restores your facial tissues to their youthful position, eliminating the need for additional fillers. Think of it as turning back time rather than creating artificial tension.
To achieve this, the retaining ligaments must be released – an essential step to reposition cheek fat and correct sagging in the anterior part of the face.
Deep Plane Facelift is not about creating tension; it’s about restoring your natural anatomy.
The Science Behind the Art
The anterior portion of the face has always been the holy grail of facial rejuvenation surgery. Traditional techniques can’t effectively reach this area because they avoid the intricate network of retaining ligaments that must be precisely released to achieve optimal results.
Think of these ligaments as a complex maze guarding the path to true rejuvenation. Without proper anatomical knowledge and specialized training, navigating this territory would be like trying to find your way through a labyrinth blindfolded.
Thanks to the groundbreaking work of anatomists like Dr. Bryan Mendelson and pioneering surgeons like Dr. Neil Gordon and Dr. Andrew Jacono, we now have a precise roadmap through this intricate anatomy. This knowledge allows us to safely achieve what was once considered impossible.
A More Sophisticated Approach
The Deep Plane Lift represents the pinnacle of facial rejuvenation surgery. By strategically releasing key ligaments, we can access and rejuvenate the areas where aging is most visible – something traditional techniques simply cannot achieve.
What sets this technique apart is its respect for your natural anatomy. Unlike traditional facelifts that separate and stretch the skin and SMAS independently, the Deep Plane approach maintains their natural relationship.
The result? Less swelling, faster recovery, and most importantly, a naturally refreshed appearance that looks like you – just years younger.
Let me be direct: this isn’t even a close comparison.
I haven’t performed a SMAS lift in years, and there’s a good reason why. Understanding facial aging helps explain this: your jawline loses definition because the retaining ligaments – nature’s support system – gradually weaken. This allows facial tissues to descend, creating jowls, nasolabial folds, and marionette lines.
SMAS lifts offer a temporary solution by tightening the skin, but they can’t address the root cause. The result? The classic facelift paradox: tight skin on the surface but persistent sagging underneath.
Let me share a simple mirror test that reveals everything.
A traditional SMAS lift pulls from the back of your face. Try this: standing before a mirror, place your
fingers just in front of your ears (red dots) and lift gently upward and back. Notice how this creates
tension but doesn’t fully address your central facial features?
Now experience the Deep Plane difference: place your fingers at your cheekbones and jawline (blue dots) and lift gently. See how this repositioning creates a more harmonious, natural result? That’s because we’re working through the retaining ligaments, exactly where aging occurs.
The mirror doesn’t lie – the difference is remarkable, isn’t it?
Preservation Facelift
Taking Deep Plane Surgery to the Next Level
Though recently published, this advanced technique has been part of our surgical approach for the past two years.
I’m privileged to collaborate with an elite group of facial rejuvenation specialists who share a common goal: continuously improving patient outcomes through innovation and shared expertise.
The result? The “Preservation Facelift” – a sophisticated enhancement to the Deep Plane technique that not only improves upon the already exceptional results of the Deep Plane technique but also offers a shorter recovery period.
Why choose me?
A Commitment to Excellence
Excellence in facial surgery demands hyperspecialization. Eight years ago, I made a decisive choice to focus exclusively on facial rejuvenation surgery. This wasn’t just a career decision – it was a commitment to achieving the highest possible standards in this sophisticated field.
Since then, I’ve immersed myself in mastering the most advanced techniques, constantly refining my skills to deliver the best possible results for my patients.
Cutting edge technique
Facial rejuvenation has evolved dramatically. While traditional techniques (MACS lift, SMASectomy, SMAS plication, high-SMAS, low-SMAS) remain common due to their simplicity, they’ve been surpassed by more sophisticated approaches. Few surgeons choose to master the more demanding Deep Plane technique – but the superior results make this dedication worthwhile.
As with any pursuit of excellence, the extra effort yields extraordinary rewards. The results achieved through Deep Plane lifting are simply unmatched by conventional techniques.
An Artistic Vision for Natural Beauty
Aesthetic surgery is where technical precision meets artistic vision. While some surgeons prefer dramatic transformations, my philosophy centers on natural-looking results.
When choosing your surgeon, ask yourself: do their results reflect the refreshed, natural look you envision?
If you’re seeking subtle, elegant rejuvenation that honors your natural features, you’ve come to the right place.
Book your consultation with Dr. Mazarro.
We’ll need some photographs for a preliminary assessment to ensure you’re an ideal candidate for the procedure.
We’ll carefully analyze your unique facial anatomy and thoroughly discuss your aesthetic goals. We will then create together a individualized treatment plan specifically tailored to achieve the natural rejuvenation you’re seeking.
Take the time you need to reflect.
While this is a significant decision, you’ll feel confident when it’s right for you.
Enjoy looking as young as you feel!
What is a Deep Plane Facelift?
The Deep Plane technique represents the most advanced approach in facial rejuvenation surgery. Unlike traditional facelifts that rely on pulling the skin tight, this sophisticated technique repositions facial tissues to their natural position. The result? Natural, long-lasting rejuvenation without the “pulled” look of conventional facelifts.
