Currently, there are several commonly used surgical wrinkle removal methods.
In terms of areas, there are forehead wrinkle removal surgery, frontotemporal wrinkle removal surgery, facelift and neck lift surgery, and full face and neck wrinkle removal surgery. In terms of layers, there is the subcutaneous dissection wrinkle removal surgery (commonly known as a facelift), and the classic traditional platysma technique. In terms of details and methods, there are large incision wrinkle removal surgery, endoscopic small incision wrinkle removal surgery, and others. The common feature of these surgeries is the use of instruments to separate tissues in the face and neck area, remove certain muscles, and then reposition and fix the soft tissues at a designated location, usually tightening the lower soft tissues upwards. Some surgeries are very simple, such as the facelift, which can be completed by two surgeons in just one hour. However, the effect lasts for a limited time, the risk is low, and it is conducive to promotion.