NON-SURGICAL FACELIFT

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The medical lift has become one of the most sought-after procedures in aesthetic medicine, as it allows for redefining the facial contours and rejuvenating features without surgery. Several medical lift techniques are now available to target signs of aging, such as wrinkles, loss of firmness, and tissue sagging. Each method has its own characteristics, advantages, and indications.

What is a medical facelift ?

A medical lift encompasses a range of non-surgical techniques designed to firm, smooth, and reshape the contours of the face and neck. Unlike a surgical facelift, a medical lift does not involve incisions or require social downtime, making it an ideal solution for those seeking natural and gradual results. The different methods can target specific areas of the face, such as the cheekbones and jawline, or provide a global lifting effect by rejuvenating the entire facial structure.

Liquid Face Lift

Bee Lift

Butterfly Lift

Soft Lift

5 Points Lift

Nefertiti Lift

The advantages of a medical facelift compared to a surgical facelift

Medical lift techniques offer several benefits for patients looking to rejuvenate their appearance without undergoing surgery.
• No downtime : unlike a surgical facelift, medical lifts are performed without incisions and do not require recovery time.
• Natural and progressive results : non-invasive methods provide effects that improve over time, offering a subtle and natural outcome.
• Adaptability and customization : medical lift techniques can be tailored to each patient's needs for a personalized result.
• Fewer risks and side effects : medical lifts involve minimal risks, with little to no side effects.

Who is a medical lift suitable for ?

A medical lift is an ideal solution for individuals looking to correct moderate to advanced signs of aging without surgery. It is intended for patients experiencing skin laxity or loss of firmness but who prefer a less invasive alternative to surgical lifting.
People who begin to notice wrinkles, sagging skin, or less-defined contours around the jawline and neck are good candidates for a medical lift. This approach is also suitable for those seeking progressive maintenance, working on skin quality and facial volume in a natural and subtle way.

Consultation for a medical lift

A preliminary consultation is required before undergoing a medical lift. During this initial assessment, Dr. Romano examines the skin’s condition, facial anatomy, and the patient's expectations. This step helps determine the most appropriate protocol or technique based on individual needs and facial morphology, ensuring optimal results.
The doctor also takes the time to explain the procedure, expected results, and available options to maintain the lifting effect. The choice of technique will depend on several factors, including age, skin type, targeted areas, and the degree of skin laxity.

Le lifting médical est-il douloureux ?

Le lifting médical est une procédure peu douloureuse. Des techniques non invasives, comme les injections d’acide hyaluronique, de Botox, la radiofréquence ou les laser, sont utilisées. Une crème anesthésiante peut être appliquée pour réduire l’inconfort. La majorité des patients décrivent une sensation de picotement légère, bien tolérée.

Le nombre de séances dépend de la technique utilisée et de l’anatomie du patient. En général, 1 à 3 séances suffisent pour obtenir un résultat parfait, visible et harmonieux, avec des retouches éventuelles selon les besoins. Une évaluation personnalisée permet d’adapter le protocole.

Le lifting médical remonte la graisse tombée et la peau relâchée, stimule la production de collagène et redonne fermeté à la peau, sans chirurgie. Selon la technique (injections, laser, peelings), il raffermit les tissus, comble les volumes perdus et lisse les rides. Le résultat est un visage visiblement rajeuni et naturel, sans transformation excessive.

Parmi les techniques les plus courantes, on retrouve le lifting par fils tenseurs, le lifting par injections d’acide hyaluronique, le Botox, le lifting par laser. Chaque méthode est adaptée selon l’âge, la qualité de la peau et les attentes du patient.

Oui, certaines contre-indications existent, notamment la grossesse, l’allaitement, les maladies auto-immunes, les infections cutanées ou encore les troubles de la coagulation. Un diagnostic préalable est essentiel pour garantir la sécurité et l’efficacité du traitement.

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