What is Endoscopic Facial Aesthetics?

These are lifting procedures performed surgically on the forehead, eyebrows, mid-face and neck area with the help of a camera by entering through small holes opened in several areas of the skin.

What are the Advantages of Endoscopic Facial Aesthetics?

Since the incisions in this procedure are smaller than in classical facelift procedures, the scar problem is much less. Small incisions lead to a faster healing process and less pain and sensitivity in the early days after surgery.

Who and How is Endoscopic Facial Aesthetics Applied?

Generally, it can be preferred for people in their 30-40s who have aging only in isolated areas such as the forehead and mid-face, while other parts of the face remain younger. However, ultrasound and radiofrequency methods, which have developed in recent years, make it possible to treat these conditions without surgery by combining with other medical treatments. (See Non-Surgical Facelift) In endoscopic facelifts, the procedure is performed through 3-4 small incisions in the hair. A thin optical instrument inserted through this incision allows us to see the procedures to be performed inside without a large incision. While the optical system is inserted through one incision, instruments inserted through other incisions allow cutting, separating and hanging procedures to be performed. It is performed under general anesthesia or local anesthesia with sedation. You can be discharged the same day or the next day.

What is the Recovery Process After Endoscopic Facial Aesthetics?

Since the incision is small, the postoperative period is more comfortable. There is almost no scar problem.

What are the results of endoscopic facial aesthetics?

In cases where there is no excess skin, it is effective in eliminating laxity and sagging.  One of the important benefits of endoscopic facial surgery, apart from the scar, is that it enables more effective interventions in areas such as the mid-face compared to classical facelift surgeries.