The deep plane facelift repositions the underlying facial structures—not just the skin—for the most natural, comprehensive rejuvenation available today.
What Is a Deep Plane Facelift?
A deep plane facelift is a surgical procedure that lifts and repositions the SMAS layer (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System) and the overlying skin and fat as one unified unit. Going beneath this layer into the “deep plane” allows for more comprehensive lifting, especially around the mid-face, jawline, and neck.
Unlike traditional SMAS facelifts, which rely on pulling or folding the SMAS, the deep plane facelift releases key facial ligaments, allowing the tissue to move more freely and naturally into a youthful position. The result: a smoother, lifted look with no pulled or “done” appearance.







