Midface Lift

It can be considered when sagging continues from under the eyes to the front cheeks and above the nasolabial folds,
making the face look long and tired.

Lifting the front cheek tissue that has descended above the nasolabial folds
can make the nasolabial area appear softened,
but the degree of improvement may vary depending on the depth of the folds and skin condition.

The incision is made close to the lower lash line, so scarring is not a major concern,
but recovery varies from person to person, so scar care is also important.

We look at the degree of sagging under the eyes, in the front cheeks and above the nasolabial folds rather than age.
If your midface has descended and looks tired and long, we recommend a consultation.

Relatively mild sagging can be corrected,
but to address the root cause, we recommend a midface lift.

At first it may feel awkward due to swelling and tightness,
but as recovery progresses, your expressions gradually become natural.