Reposition tissues vertically, not backward, for refined, long-lasting facial rejuvenation that looks naturally elegant.
What Is a Vertical Facelift?
A vertical facelift is a modern evolution of the traditional deep plane facelift. While traditional facelifts tend to pull tissues horizontally toward the ears, often creating tightness and distortion, a vertical facelift lifts facial tissues upward, mirroring the direction in which facial tissues originally descend with age. This approach addresses aging from multiple angles by:
- Lifting the SMAS layer and deep ligaments of the face
- Repositioning the malar fat pad and midface tissue
- Incorporating a temporal brow lift for upper facial elevation
- Using fat grafting to restore volume lost in the cheeks and temples
By targeting the full face, including the midface, jawline, and neck, the vertical facelift helps reshape the face into a more youthful, heart-shaped silhouette with smoother transitions and enhanced harmony.








