Deep Plane Facelift, Browlift, and Quad Blepharoplasty

The before photos show visible laxity along the lower face and neck, with the jawline less defined and the neck showing looser tissue. The brow sits lower, contributing to a heavier appearance across the upper face. The upper and lower eyelids show excess skin and fullness that alters the shape and openness of the eyes.

This patient underwent a deep plane facelift and necklift, brow lift, upper blepharoplasty, and lower blepharoplasty. The deep plane facelift works at a deeper layer of facial tissue beneath the skin and muscle. The brow lift addresses position and contour across the forehead. Upper and lower blepharoplasty involve removing excess skin and tissue from the eyelids.

Prospective patients researching a deep plane facelift and necklift in Charlotte often want to know what kinds of changes are visible and at what point after surgery. The photos shown here are from seven months after the procedure. In the after images, the jawline reads as more distinct, the neck contour appears tighter, the brow sits higher, and the eyes look more open, with less overhanging skin on both the upper and lower lids.

Joshua Surowitz MD & Andrea Garcia MD performed all four procedures. The after photos reflect the patient's appearance at the seven-month mark.