Resumen

Objectives: The deep plane facelift has emerged as one of the most advanced techniques in modern facial rejuvenation, offering durable and natural results by addressing both superficial and deep facial structures. Unlike traditional facelift methods that primarily target the skin and superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS), the deep plane approach allows mobilization and repositioning of the midface, jowl, and neck structures in a tension-free manner, restoring youthful anatomy while minimizing a “pulled” appearance. Introduction: This presentation will review the anatomical principles underlying the deep plane facelift, highlight technical nuances that optimize both safety and aesthetic outcomes, and provide an analysis of long-term patient satisfaction and complication rates. Clinical experience and case series will be discussed, emphasizing the advantages of deep plane dissection for achieving lasting midface elevation, improved nasolabial fold correction, and natural neck contour restoration. Results: By integrating surgical precision with a patient-centered approach, the deep plane facelift demonstrates superior effectiveness in facial rejuvenation compared to more superficial techniques. The abstract will underline its role as the gold standard for advanced facelift procedures, particularly for patients seeking natural, long-lasting, and harmonious results.