Facial Lifting & Rejuvenation Surgery

Comprehensive surgical and multi-modal facial rejuvenation including upper and lower SMAS facelift, customized Multi-Lifting, and autologous structural facial fat grafting.

Anatomical Approach to Facial Rejuvenation

Facial aging involves simultaneous changes across multiple anatomical layers: epidermal texture loss, descent of the superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) and retaining ligaments, localized jowl or submental fat accumulation, and deep compartment volume depletion. At BONITA Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery Clinic, Dr. Kwang-Seup Jung evaluates all four layers to design an individualized rejuvenation plan rather than relying on a single modality.

Core Procedures in This Center

1. Upper & Lower Facelift Surgery (`Facelift Surgery`)

A surgical lifting procedure that addresses sagging across the upper face, mid-face, jawline, and neck by repositioning the underlying SMAS layer and removing redundant skin without creating unnatural surface tension.

2. BONITA Multi-Lifting (`Multi-Lifting`)

A signature customized combination protocol designed for patients seeking comprehensive contour refinement without a traditional full-incision facelift. Depending on individual tissue laxity and facial volume, Multi-Lifting integrates:

Targeted facial micro-liposuction (jowls, buccal area, double chin)
Medical thread lifting for vector support
Precision laser skin tightening
Micro-autologous fat grafting to restore sunken facial contours

3. Structural Facial Fat Grafting (`Facial Fat Grafting`)

Harvesting purified autologous fat (typically from the thighs or abdomen) and transferring micro-droplets into volume-depleted compartments—including the forehead, temples, tear troughs, anterior cheeks, nasolabial folds, chin, and neck wrinkles—to restore soft, three-dimensional facial harmony.

Clinical Safety & Recovery Considerations

Pre-Operative Assessment: Every patient undergoes a direct 1:1 anatomical evaluation with Dr. Kwang-Seup Jung to assess skin elasticity, ligament laxity, facial nerve pathways, and prior surgical or filler history.
Potential Risks & Side Effects: As with any surgical or invasive facial procedure, temporary swelling, bruising, asymmetry, hematoma, seroma, altered skin sensation, or partial fat resorption may occur. Detailed post-operative care instructions and follow-up schedules are provided prior to surgery.

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