Mini facelift: Difference between revisions
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A '''mini facelift''' (S-lift, MACS — minimal access cranial suspension) uses a shorter scar and less ligament release. | A '''mini facelift''' (S-lift, MACS — minimal access cranial suspension) uses a shorter scar and less ligament release. It is used for mild [[jowl]] in still-elastic skin. It does not treat a heavy neck as a full [[neck lift]] would, and it does not move a [[maxilla]]. | ||
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A named short-scar lift for mild descent — not a substitute for LeFort, and not a substitute for platysma work. | |||
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Revision as of 23:48, 10 September 2026
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| Also known as | S-lift, MACS lift, short-scar lift
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A mini facelift (S-lift, MACS — minimal access cranial suspension) uses a shorter scar and less ligament release. It is used for mild jowl in still-elastic skin. It does not treat a heavy neck as a full neck lift would, and it does not move a maxilla.
This wiki's view
A named short-scar lift for mild descent — not a substitute for LeFort, and not a substitute for platysma work.