The short scar facelift is considered to be one of the most minimally invasive lifts. The incision is about half the length of a traditional facelift incision. The S-Lift is not the best choice for patients who have excessive or sagging skin around the neck. Instead, the traditional approach usually gives better results. Scarring in a short scar lift only occurs in front of the ear and directly behind it. With traditional facelifts, scarring occurs mainly around the hairline; while the S-Lift leaves the hairline unaffected, allowing women to wear their hair back.
At a Glance: Plastic Surgery Costs
Breast Augmentation Recovery Information
Facelift Costs: Variables and Averages
Finding a Plastic Surgeon
Frequently Asked Plastic Surgery Questions
Gummy Bear Breast Implants
Lip Lift vs Lip Fillers
Madonna Lift: An Alternative to Eyelid Surgery?
Plastic Surgery Before and After Pictures: What to Look For
Plastic Surgery Vacation Getaways
The Three Types of Tummy Tuck: Which Is Right for Me?
Types of Breast Implant Incisions
What to Ask Your Surgeon
Zerona Zeros In on Body Fat
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