SMAS Facelift vs Deep Plane Facelift

Facelift surgery is a complex and highly specialised area of plastic surgery, with different techniques tailored to address specific anatomical layers of the face. Two established surgical techniques are the SMAS facelift and the deep plane facelift. Both procedures involve repositioning underlying tissues rather than just the skin, but they differ in surgical approach, scope,
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Your Rhinoplasty Recovery Journey: Insights and Advice

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Rhinoplasty surgery, also known as nose job, is a procedure designed to address various nasal issues and improve nasal function. However, the journey doesn’t end after surgery. The rhinoplasty recovery period that follows is equally crucial for ensuring a successful procedure. Proper rhinoplasty recovery isn’t merely an afterthought; it plays a pivotal role in the
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Non Surgical Facial Procedures

non surgical face lift

A non-surgical facial procedure refers to a range of medical treatments performed without surgery. These treatments are sometimes colloquially referred to as a “non-surgical facelift” and may be used to support facial tissues and address visible changes that occur with age. These procedures may include injectables or energy-based devices, depending on the individual’s concerns following
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The Secret to Volumised Cheeks: Understanding Cheek Volume and Finding the Suitable Solution

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Thin cheeks or indented cheeks are when there is a noticeable dip between your cheekbones and jawbone, indicating that the area has limited fat. Decreased cheek volume can be caused naturally by ageing, genetics, face fat loss or specific medical conditions. A loss of facial fullness can affect anyone, as it depends on both one’s
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Facelift Scars: What to Expect after Surgery

facelift scars

A face lift also known as rhytidectomy is a cosmetic surgical procedure that can tighten the appearance of your face. Many changes occur in your face as you age, such as jowls (loose skin along the jawline), or your cheeks may start to move downward and sit lower. Luckily, facial laxity and changes in the
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High vs Low Cheekbones: What Makes a Difference?

high vs low cheekbones

The structure of your face is mainly determined by your genetic background and ethnic ancestry. How do you know if you have high vs low cheekbones? Your malar bones define your cheekbones. There are various ways to accentuate your cheeks to make them seem higher, we’ll cover makeup strategies, cheek volumiser, facelift surgery and facial
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Frown Lines and Forehead Lines: A Comprehensive Guide on Prevention and Treatment

forehead lines

As you age, you may begin to notice lines on your forehead and frown lines between your eyebrows. These lines are common and part of the natural ageing process. They can also be caused by environmental conditions like sun exposure and stress. Many treatments are available today to help prevent and reduce the appearance of
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We Get Asked: What Makes a Beautiful Nose? According to Science

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According to an article by Rhinology Online, “a few key factors create a captivating nose shape. First, the nose should be in proportion to the rest of the face. Second, it should be symmetrical. And third, the shape (for females) is an upturned button nose.” At Gold Coast Plastic Surgery we believe that every face
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What are the 5 Telltale Signs of a Good Facelift?

If you’re considering face lift surgery, you may wonder what are the telltale signs of good facelift results. Or, perhaps you’re more intrigued about the signs of a bad facelift? Regardless, this article will explore the difference between good facelift results and not so good facelift results. Dr Mark Doyle is a Gold Coast specialist
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Scar Management After Plastic Surgery: Treating Cosmetic Surgery Scars

how to prevent keloid scars

Wound care for scar management is incredibly important after plastic surgery. Why? For one, it can help improve the appearance of your scars. However, there are other factors as well; without proper scar care, you may end up with longer or more pronounced scars than expected. The goal of this post is to explore these
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