Endoscopic Midface Lift is a technique performed through an incision hidden within the hair-bearing scalp. Without any visible external scar, the skin and the underlying muscle tissue (SMAS) are separated endoscopically and lifted upwards with surgical sutures. It is especially preferred for middle-aged women without excess skin. It is a very suitable option for patients who do not want visible scars.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is generally suitable for patients between the ages of 25–50 who do not have hair loss and do not have excess skin on the face. It is especially ideal for those with less deformity compared to full face and neck lift patients, and who aim to return to social life earlier.
It is not suitable for patients with significant excess skin in the face area or for those who have permanent thread lifts.
It usually takes 90–120 minutes. General anesthesia is preferred, but in selected patients, it can also be performed under local anesthesia without sleeping.
Compared to traditional facelifts, the healing process is faster. Patients are usually discharged the same day or the next day. Return to work and social life is possible after about 1 week. Swelling and bruising may be seen during the first few weeks.
Since the incisions are made within the hairline (2–3 cm), the hair conceals the scar, and no visible scar remains from the outside.
Apart from the general risks of anesthesia, there may be early complications such as pain.
Yes, it can. Depending on the patient’s needs, it can be safely combined with other facial surgeries.
Yes, you can.
Yes, they can, but a more careful approach is required, and it is important to know exactly which areas were treated with threads.
Yes, they can.
Since it removes the sagging above it, some improvement can be seen. However, the main cause of the nasolabial fold is volume loss in the nasal root and upper jaw. Therefore, it should be combined with fillers or fat injections for volume restoration.
Yes, especially if there is volume loss in the face, combining both gives a much more effective result.
We do not recommend fitness and heavy sports for 6–8 weeks. Light exercises and walking can be started after 10 days.
Yes, but the risk of healing problems and complications is higher.
The price varies depending on the procedure planned for the patient. Please contact us for detailed pricing information.