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The deep plane facelift difference: Three ways our signature technique stands out favourably from standard surgery
The deep plane facelift is our signature treatment at the offices of Dr Honeybrook Facial Plastic Surgery in Sydney and Brisbane. Dr. Honeybrook is Australia’s only US triple-boarded specialist in head and neck and cosmetic surgery, specialising in facial plastic surgery. His considerable and unique level of knowledge and training is further demonstrated by his work with pioneering experts in this revolutionary facelift technique: Drs Andrew Jacono and Kevin Duplechain. So, one of the world’s top experts in this alternative to the standard facelift is within reach. Before you schedule a consultation with us, it is our privilege to acquaint you with three key ways the deep plane approach is a stand-out revolutionary alternative to traditional surgical techniques.
No. 1: Lifting to avoid a “windswept,” unnatural appearance
If you are ready for a facelift and are an appropriate candidate, Dr. Honeybrook will elevate and lift the muscles and skin as a combined flap. This process keeps the skin attached to the deep muscle layers. There are many benefits to this approach. It promotes a more natural appearance by minimising the risk of an overly “tight” appearance. It furthermore effectively repositions the tissues along the jawline (jowls) to the mid-face or cheek area, which reduces the bulky or heavy appearance of the lower face. Facial balance is restored for a more rejuvenated, attractive look.
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No. 2: Techniques to yield long-lasting results
Traditional facelifts focus on elevating and repositioning the skin and superficial layers of tissue. Not so with the deep plane facelift. True to its name, this surgery elevates and repositions the deeper, fibrous layers. These layers lose elasticity as the body produces fewer structural components that naturally promote tight, smooth skin. This technique treats the source of facial laxity. As a result of resolving these underlying structural changes, a deep plane lift generally outlasts other facelift methods. It is not unusual for our patients to continue to look refreshed yet naturally rejuvenated for 10 to 15 years or longer. This consideration often makes the deep plane lift cost-effective compared to nonsurgical treatments and traditional facelift techniques.
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Brisbane Office
New Patients:
07 3485 0596 | Existing Patients: 07 3488 8118
Sydney Office
New Patients:
02 9000 1079 | Existing Patients: 1800 678 679
No. 3: Promoting natural results while minimising risk
The deep plane method is also associated with less noticeable scarring. These “reminders” of past surgery do not separate or migrate with time, which may occur with other facelift techniques.
To learn more about the deep plane facelift and how the procedure is performed while naturally enhancing patients’ faces, schedule a consultation today at the offices of Dr. Honeybrook Facial Plastic Surgery.
Call our office in Brisbane at 07 3485 0596 or Sydney at 02 9000 1079 to book your consultation today.
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Dr. Adam Honeybrook
Dr. Adam Honeybrook is a specialist Australian Head and Neck Surgeon who is double Board-Certified in the USA in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. He specialises in advanced surgical facial rejuvenation techniques and is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Queensland.
He obtained his medical degree from the University of New South Wales, Sydney. He completed basic surgical training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, and sat for the United States Medical Licensing Examinations. He trained at several renowned US hospitals, including Vanderbilt University Hospital and Duke University Hospital, and attained accreditation as a specialist surgeon.
Dr. Honeybrook completed his first Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery fellowship at the Ivy League institution, the University of Pennsylvania under the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He received another fellowship in Louisiana and became an Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology.
He returned to Australia in 2020 to work as a specialist consultant surgeon at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. He has completed multiple specialist examinations in the USA and Australia, conducted numerous research studies, and he presents frequently at national and international conferences on his techniques. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and the American College of Surgeons.
With his extensive training, experience, and commitment to excellence, Dr. Honeybrook is a trusted leader in his field.
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