This vertically oriented, full-face rejuvenation approach is designed to restore proportion and balance across the entire face, from the temples to the neck, by repositioning facial structures in the true direction of aging, rather than tightening isolated areas or focusing solely on the skin.
How a Traditional Facelift Works
A traditional facelift is designed to improve visible signs of aging in the lower face and neck. Incisions are typically placed around the ears and hairline, allowing the surgeon to tighten underlying tissues and remove excess skin.
This approach can improve jowls and neck laxity and may help soften deeper folds. However, most traditional facelifts focus on the lower two-thirds of the face and rely on a horizontal pull toward the ears. While effective in select cases, this method does not fully address aging changes in the midface, temples, or outer brow—and may create tension patterns that look less natural over time. Results from a traditional facelift can last several years, depending on technique, anatomy, and skin quality.







