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Facelift research

I have not had contouring surgery, but I wanted to make a contouring roadmap, so I asked about a facelift. But what I wanted to ask was: if nasolabial folds appear, a facelift can improve them somewhat, but do people fix them with zygomatic reconstruction? I have no roadmap. A university hospital said a facelift has no point if there is no sagging tissue. Lifting tissue that is not sagging has no effect. During the consultation, they said it is only possible when the sagging is severe. A facelift is an anti-aging procedure. Sagging muscles caused by the loss of support after contouring surgery are a completely different issue. You could do zygomatic reconstruction or a dual facelift through subperiosteal dissection, but if you want natural beauty, facial reconstruction is fundamental and can look better. In short, if it sags, you have to undergo zygoma surgery again.

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