Facelift
The procedure can be performed on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia. A thin optical fiber is inserted into the subcutaneous tissue through a small entry point to deliver controlled laser energy. The generated thermal effect may promote tissue contraction, collagen remodeling, and skin tightening while minimizing tissue trauma compared with conventional surgical approaches.¹
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√ SMAS fascia layer integrity
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√ Stimulate new collagen formation
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√ Activate the metabolism of the extracellular matrix to accelerate tissue repair
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√ Elevate heat and enhance vascular growth
Clinial Advantages of Skin Tightening
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√ Precision in Targeting
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√ Correct mild sagging on the face, neck, arms
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√ Diminish under eye bags without surgery
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√ Enhance facial counturing
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√ Skin rejuvenation
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√ Sustained Outcome
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√ Easy to Perform
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√ Suitable For All Skin Types
Clinical Results
980nm - Widely Utilized Wavelength
980nm diode laser demonstrates strong absorption by hemoglobin while maintaining effective penetration into soft tissues. Clinical studies have reported its utility in laser-assisted lipolysis with favorable hemostatic properties and reduced postoperative recovery time.²
1470nm - Highly Specialized for Lipolysis
1470nm wavelength exhibits significantly higher absorption in water-rich tissues, enabling localized thermal effects that may support adipose tissue reduction, tissue contraction, and collagen remodeling with controlled energy delivery.³
Clinical Evidence
Clinical studies have reported the potential benefits of laser-assisted facial contouring and skin tightening procedures, including:
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Improvement of mild to moderate skin laxity
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Reduction of localized facial adipose tissue
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Collagen remodeling and dermal contraction
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Jawline and submental contour enhancement
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Minimally invasive treatment with limited downtime
Treatment outcomes vary according to patient anatomy, treatment parameters, and practitioner experience.³
What does the Facelift could do?
Clinical Considerations
Laser-assisted facelift procedures should be performed by qualified healthcare professionals with appropriate training. Treatment parameters, patient selection, and postoperative management should follow established clinical protocols and local regulatory requirements.