Doctor's Column

From the first consultation to the moment of the final check on your progress, I, the Medical Director, am personally with you.

Lower blepharoplasty does not end with cutting away the sagging skin beneath the eye.

A facelift is not a single surgery; it is divided into several approaches.

There is no single fixed answer for lifting.

“Mini facelift” is not a medical term, and there is no fixed surgical method.

The three methods differ in the layer they work on and the extent of the incision.

The more shallowly the threads are placed, the better they pull, but the greater the risk that they show through or the surface becomes uneven.

There are broadly two ways to correct a drooping upper eyelid.

Plastic surgery results are closer to probability than to luck, and the probability can be raised.

A thread lift differs depending on the combination of thread type, placement site, and pulling direction.

It is far harder to reverse an excess than to correct a shortfall further.

A thread lift is not a procedure only for sagging skin.

The more information you gather, the harder it actually becomes to tell what matters.