MACS Mini Facelift Definition and the Ideal Age to Have It

The methods used in the surgery. One of them is MACS mini facelift (Minimal Access Cranial Suspension) introduced 10 years ago in Europe’s world of cosmetic medicine. Unlike the customary facelift surgery, the incision made when returning the position of the face deep tissues during a MACS facelift procedure is not at the back of the ear but instead permanently stitched on the deep fascia of the temple region, also known as the cranial suspension.

Normal signs of old age like gravitational changes on the cheeks and jaw start to show when you reach your forties or early fifties. If you are not keen on having them in your face, then you can undergo a MACS mini facelift to efficiently eliminate them. Take note though that for cases where laxity grows in the neck areas at the age of mid-forties and above, the solution would have to be the usual full facelift.

Getting the traditional facelift procedure will bring dramatic face transformations, however the scars left by the operation are not that easy to conceal. For this reason, most patients at their earlier age now favor undergoing cosmetic procedures that are less invasive like that of a MACS mini facelift.

Staying physically youthful and beautiful even if you have reached forty or forty years old can be made possible with the aid of cosmetic procedures. Just make sure you chose to have holistic methods in facial beautification if you don’t want to look like someone who obviously gone under the knife; which is not flattering for most people. With MACS mini facelift, early signs of aging such as dull complexion, sagging of the skin and facial lines can be successfully removed and will result to a naturally rejuvenated and young-looking skin. 

Mr Adrian Richards, Leading Plastic Surgeon of Aurora clinics explains what the MACS Face Lift (Minimal Access Cranial Suspension). In this video he also explains who would be suitable for this procedure.

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