How Is the ExpresS-Lift Different From a Traditional Face Lift?

December 23, 2016


facelift Guilford, CT

Sagging skin in the neck and loose jowls can be a real problem;
unfortunately, these are common signs of aging. As we grow older, collagen in the skin and fascia layers starts to break down, making these soft tissue layers much more susceptible to gravity. As the skin and fascia stretch, you can look much older than you actually feel.

One of the best ways to treat sagging skin and loose jowls is through a traditional face lift procedure, a surgical technique in which the superficial fascia layer of the neck and lower face is tightened.  However, traditional face lift procedures are often followed by a prolonged recovery period because of extensive bruising and swelling.

Is there a better type of face lift that gives you outstanding results while greatly reducing the post-op recovery period?

ExpresS-Lift face lift procedure Consultations Available

If you have further questions about  ExpresS-Lift face lift procedure, we encourage you to schedule a consultation at The Langdon Center in Guilford, CT. Call us at 203-453-8625 or fill out our convenient online contact form.

Introducing the ExpresS-Lift!

The ExpresS-Lift facelift is the perfect solution for patients who want maximal improvement with minimal recovery time. The ExpresS-Lift face lift is performed using local anesthesia, which provides total numbness (no pain!) and also shrinks small blood vessels, thus greatly reducing post-operative bruising. The procedure can generally be done using a short skin incision, which minimizes any post-operative scarring. The incision is carefully placed around the hairline and the ears, making it inconspicuous after healing is complete and usually not detectable by the casual observer.

A key element of the ExpresS-Lift is that Dr. Langdon detaches the adherence of the superficial fascia layer of the cheek to the underlying cheek bone. This frees the fascia so that the amount of lift of this layer is much greater. A greater amount of lifting will improve multiple areas including the neck, the lower cheek and the mid-face area. The ExpresS-Lift focuses on lifting in a vertical direction, rather than the horizontal direction of older facelift techniques. Vertical lifting means that patients avoid the unnatural tightening effect seen with older facelift techniques, which can often make them look “windswept.”

The ExpresS-Lift facelift recovery is significantly faster than that of a traditional face lift. Because of the use of local anesthesia, there is much less bruising and swelling, which allows patients to return to their normal activities as quickly as possible. Most patients look good within a week of the procedure.

The benefits of the ExpresS-Lift include a smoother neck, reduced jowls, contoured jawline, and a more youthful appearance.

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Dr. Langdon and all of his nurses and staff are very friendly and they know how to make you feel very comfortable. He is a very experienced doctor, I call him an artistic dr. because he’s so precise in his work. If you would like something done right, dr. Langdon is the one to see. I am very pleased with my results and very grateful for him and his staff being here in Ct.

Take the Next Step

If you have further questions about  ExpresS-Lift face lift procedure, we encourage you to schedule a consultation at The Langdon Center in Guilford, CT. Call us at (203) 453-8625 or fill out our convenient online contact form.

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Dr. Robert Langdon

Dr. Robert Langdon, MD is a triple-board-certified cosmetic surgeon in Dermatology, Cosmetic Surgery, and Facial Cosmetic Surgery. He specializes in advanced laser and low-impact procedures under local anesthesia, emphasizing quick recovery and low risks. With over 30 years of experience, he prioritizes personalized care and has authored significant publications, including a book on cosmetic laser surgery.

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