A Beautiful Newport Beach, Brow Lift Isn’t Far

A new direction is taking the plastic surgery realm by storm and it is based on recent ideas of how to portray good looks and facial revitalization. Dr. Calabria of Vertical Facelift calls it the “deflation theory”.

In the face, the aging course causes diminution of the skin and basil layers while the effect of gravity cause the facial tissues to languish in a perpendicular direction creating excessive skin and “jowls”.

The final effect is a straight out depletion of the bulk of the face (the deflation effect) and a corresponding shift of volume from certain areas of the face to other, reducing the desirable areas such as the nasolabial fold, the jaw line, the space below the eyes and the neck.

Todays facelift methods attempt to correct the problem by pulling in an artificial, dextral direction, producing the so-called “wind swept look”. Typical facelifts also bring a flattening effect on the face due to pulling the skin tight.

Read This if You Live Near Newport Beach, and Want a Brow

Therefore facial rejuvenation has been vexed for years by two major blunders: incorrect direction of the pull vector, (lateral vs vertical) and bidimensional, skin-only, (flattening) approach.  Read more...