Deep Plane Facelift, Upper Blepharoplasty, and Lower Blepharoplasty

This patient underwent a deep plane facelift and necklift alongside upper and lower blepharoplasty at Dilworth Facial Plastic Surgery.

In the before photos, visible laxity is present along the lower face and jaw, with soft tissue descent contributing to jowling. The neck shows skin and tissue laxity, and the upper eyelids carry excess skin that partially weighs on the lid margin. Puffiness and loose skin are also visible beneath the lower lids.

The after photos show a jawline with reduced jowling and a neck with greater definition along the cervical angle. The upper lids appear less burdened by overhanging skin, and the lower lids show a smoother contour. Across all  views, the face reads as more proportionate relative to the before state, without a pulled or operated appearance.

For prospective patients researching a deep plane facelift and necklift in Charlotte, this case illustrates how the procedure addresses laxity in the lower face and neck. The simultaneous upper and lower blepharoplasty extended that work to the eye area, treating both the upper lid excess and the lower lid fullness in the same surgical setting.