Minimal incision rhytidectomy (short scar face lift) with lateral SMASectomy
Daniel C. Baker
Abstract
Daniel C. Baker
Abstract
Minimal incision rhytidectomy has the primary advantages of preserving the posterior hairline and avoiding retroauricular scars. This short-scar face lift with lateral SMASectomy and platysma resection, performed by the author on more than 500 patients in the past 3 years, provides the versatility of traditional SMAS flap undermining and the safety and rapidity of SMAS plication.
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Minimal incision rhytidectomy has the primary advantages of preserving the posterior hairline and avoiding retroauricular scars. This short-scar face lift with lateral SMASectomy and platysma resection, performed by the author on more than 500 patients in the past 3 years, provides the versatility of traditional SMAS flap undermining and the safety and rapidity of SMAS plication.
Key concepts: Rhytidectomy, Medicine, Scars, Lift (data mining), Surgery, Resection, Computer science, Data mining