The MACS lift procedure enhances the lower third of the face and is appropriate for middle-aged as well as older patients who are beginning to show signs of sagging skin around the chin and jawlines and have mild elasticity loss.
In that it targets the deep muscle, the MACS facelift is similar to a traditional facelift. But it actually focuses on the jowl region rather than the neck, mid-face, and muscles. The absence of general anaesthesia is the first benefit of the MACS Facelift. In general, if you compare a patient’s appearance before and after a Macs Facelift, you’ll notice that they appear youthful and refreshed.
A MACS Lift is frequently referred to as a Short Scar Facelift, or S-Lift, because it is frequently carried out with a shorter scar. The patient can recover quickly from both the MACS Lift and Mini Lift procedures while still getting long-lasting results. In the first few days following surgery, there may be some slight discomfort, bruising, and swelling, but most patients are able to return to their regular activities 7 to 10 days later.
This procedure, which was created in the early 2000s, is frequently an excellent option for patients looking for face rejuvenation around the cheek and jowl area. A MACS Lift can be performed on some older patients, although the majority of individuals who choose this surgery are often people in their 40s and 50s who are starting to show the indications of ageing and have minimal skin laxity.
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