Redesign. Redefine. Restructure. Have you ever wished for a new look?
They say the eyes are the window to the soul. Here, we complete that saying by adding that the eyebrows are the frame of the face. With that in mind, we developed the Contour Lift: a new concept for a new look.
Redesign of the eye area, redefinition of the angles of the face and restructuring of all the skin of the face, double chin and neck. These are the three pillars of this exclusive concept, which combines surgical techniques with aesthetic procedures in pursuit of one main result: rejuvenation.
The word “contour,” as the name itself suggests, refers to the facial contours, especially the cheekbones, the angles of the jaw and the chin. The term “lift,” in turn, encompasses all facial lifts. And, in this case, with a special focus on the eyebrow lift.
The first step in determining whether a patient is a candidate for the Contour Lift is the medical consultation. During it, we assess three main points: the skin surface and its volumes, the angles, and also the excesses and the drooping.
After a detailed assessment, we recommend the Contour Lift concept, starting with the surgical part, correcting the excesses identified and the specific drooping of the facial structures.
As for volumes and angles, we pay special attention to all the contours of the lower face and midface with fillers, which can be done with fat, hyaluronic acid or even calcium hydroxylapatite.
For the skin surface, we use technologies such as the Morpheus 8 microneedling handpiece and the Fractional CO² Laser. And, at a later stage, the Thulium Laser.
With this equipment and this approach, which combines surgical techniques with minimally invasive procedures, it is possible to achieve significant facial rejuvenation in most cases.
In short, through the “Contour Lift” concept, we lift the facial structures, paying special attention to all the contours, the definition of the angles and the skin surface.
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This content is for informational purposes only and does not replace a consultation. Whether any procedure is indicated depends on an in-person assessment, case by case. CRM SP 90.116 | RQE 11.350.
