Uses a small segment of the patient’s own SMAS, the fibrous supporting layer beneath the facial skin, as a graft to add support or volume to a selected area. The technique is usually performed through an existing facial incision or as part of another facial procedure.
Patients who would benefit from additional soft-tissue support or volume using their own SMAS tissue, usually as part of another facial procedure. Suitability depends on the area being treated and the available tissue.
Every case is discussed in detail before any decision is made. Send a quick enquiry and the practice will be in touch to arrange a consultation.