Midface lift: Difference between revisions
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A '''midface lift''' repositions descended malar/SOOF tissue — the volume that slid onto the [[nasolabial fold]] and unmasked a [[tear trough]]. | A '''midface lift''' repositions descended malar/SOOF tissue — the volume that slid onto the [[nasolabial fold]] and unmasked a [[tear trough]]. Approaches: endoscopic, transblepharoplasty, or as part of a [[deep plane facelift]]. Distinct from [[cheek filler]] (volume) and from LeFort (bone). | ||
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The surgical match for a descended cheek on a nasolabial crease. Cogs are the limited-duration hitch; filler in the crease is camouflage. See [[nasolabial fold]]. | |||
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Revision as of 23:48, 10 September 2026
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| Also known as | cheek lift, SOOF lift
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A midface lift repositions descended malar/SOOF tissue — the volume that slid onto the nasolabial fold and unmasked a tear trough. Approaches: endoscopic, transblepharoplasty, or as part of a deep plane facelift. Distinct from cheek filler (volume) and from LeFort (bone).
This wiki's view
The surgical match for a descended cheek on a nasolabial crease. Cogs are the limited-duration hitch; filler in the crease is camouflage. See nasolabial fold.