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  정유석원장 작성일 26-04-23 17:35

  (Question)
  Q. Can I get a facelift if I have internal adhesions (scar tissue) from repeated Thermage or Thread Lifts?
  
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  A: Hello. I am Dr.Yoo-suk,Chung  Director at TheLine Plastic Surgery. With over 32 years of experience in facial and body contouring and a record of over 100,000 surgical cases, I have a deep clinical understanding of how tissues change after repeated laser treatments and thread lifts. I can provide you with a clear diagnosis regarding your concerns about adhesions.
  
  To get straight to the point: Yes, a facelift is entirely possible even if you have internal adhesions caused by Thermage or thread lifts. In fact, if performed by a surgeon with advanced dissection skills, a facelift is the most fundamental solution to healthy tissue repositioning.
  
  Repeated high-frequency lasers (like Thermage) or thread lifts can cause micro-scarring as the skin heals, leading to adhesions or internal scar tissue where the layers become stiffer and bonded together. While this can make the dissection process more technically demanding for the surgeon, it is by no means a contraindication for surgery. With delicate, meticulous dissection and tension-free suturing, we can safely perform the procedure without the risk of wound separation or "pixie ear" deformities.
  
  At TheLine Plastic Surgery, our Deep Plane Facelift goes beyond just pulling the skin. We precisely separate the adhered tissue layers to reach the SMAS (Superficial Muscular Aponeurotic System)—the root cause of sagging. By repositioning this deep layer, we can correct the severe sagging that non-surgical treatments could not fix.
  
  Backed by our 19-year accident-free record, we safely navigate through scar tissue and integrate Stem Cell and ECM regeneration to accelerate healing. This ensures a natural-looking lift with minimal scarring, restoring your youthful contours safely and effectively.
  
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  (Question) Q. Can I get a facelift if I have internal adhesions (scar tissue) from repeated Thermage or Thread Lifts? (Answer) A: Hello. I am Dr.Yoo-suk,Chung Director at TheLine Plastic Surgery. With over 32 years of experience in facial and body contouring and a record of over 100,000 surgical cases, I have a deep clinical understanding of how tissues change after repeated laser treatments and thread lifts. I can provide you with a clear diagnosis regarding your concerns about adhesions. To get straight to the point: Yes, a facelift is entirely possible even if you have internal adhesions caused by Thermage or thread lifts. In fact, if performed by a surgeon with advanced dissection skills, a facelift is the most fundamental solution to healthy tissue repositioning. Repeated high-frequency lasers (like Thermage) or thread lifts can cause micro-scarring as the skin heals, leading to adhesions or internal scar tissue where the layers become stiffer and bonded together. While this can make the dissection process more technically demanding for the surgeon, it is by no means a contraindication for surgery. With delicate, meticulous dissection and tension-free suturing, we can safely perform the procedure without the risk of wound separation or "pixie ear" deformities. At TheLine Plastic Surgery, our Deep Plane Facelift goes beyond just pulling the skin. We precisely separate the adhered tissue layers to reach the SMAS (Superficial Muscular Aponeurotic System)—the root cause of sagging. By repositioning this deep layer, we can correct the severe sagging that non-surgical treatments could not fix. Backed by our 19-year accident-free record, we safely navigate through scar tissue and integrate Stem Cell and ECM regeneration to accelerate healing. This ensures a natural-looking lift with minimal scarring, restoring your youthful contours safely and effectively. #DeepPlaneFacelift #FaceliftAfterThermage #ScarTissueManagement #SMASLiftKorea #TheLinePlasticSurgery #FaceliftAfterThermage #DeepPlaneFaceliftKorea #FaceliftScarTissue #SMASRepositioning #TheLinePlasticSurgery