About Optimized Facelift Technique
The practice explains its approach to deep plane facial surgery, including the deeper facial and neck tissues involved.
What this page explains
The practice uses this title for its discussion of facelift planning and deeper facial anatomy. It compares working on the SMAS, a supporting tissue layer in the face, with releasing and repositioning tissues in a deep plane approach. It also discusses the platysma in the neck. This is an explanation of technique rather than a separate treatment area.
How to use it during consultation
Ask Dr. Singh to relate the technique to the particular changes you want assessed: cheek descent, jowls, the jawline or the neck. The operative plan should name the areas being treated and distinguish the facelift from additional eyelid, volume or skin treatments. Anesthesia is a separate part of that discussion, even when an awake approach is proposed.
Read the official treatment pageQuestions for your consultation
- Which tissue layers would the proposed technique address in my case?
- Does the operation include neck work, and what kind?
- How do the planned incisions relate to my hairline and ears?
- Which facial concerns would require a separate procedure?
Source
Mansher Singh, MD: Optimized Facelift TechniquePractice information checked October 16, 2026.