Why the Old Approach Fell Short
Historically, facial rejuvenation often meant:
- Horizontal skin pulling, resulting in a flattened, stretched appearance
- Disjointed treatments targeting isolated features—neck, cheeks, or eyelids—without considering overall facial harmony
- Highly invasive procedures with extensive downtime and limited results
- Loss of natural character, replaced by overly sculpted or “plastic” looks
This outdated model overlooked the natural vertical descent of facial aging and failed to respect patients' emotional and aesthetic needs.