As facial skin gradually loses firmness, sagging can become more noticeable around the cheeks, jawline, and lower face. For patients with earlier-stage or more localized laxity, a Mini Facelift can offer a more focused surgical approach than a full facelift.
At Lush Plastic Surgery in Gangnam, Seoul, the Mini Facelift is considered based on the patient’s degree of skin laxity, facial structure, and areas of concern. Compared with a full facelift, it generally involves a more limited surgical approach and shorter recovery period, making it an option for patients who may not require comprehensive facial lifting.
Lush Plastic Surgery emphasizes individualized treatment planning rather than using the same facelift approach for every patient. During consultation, the extent of sagging and facial tissue changes are assessed to determine whether a Mini Facelift, Full Facelift, or a less-invasive option may be more appropriate.
Meet Dr. Min-ah Lee
Dr. Min-ah Lee is a board-certified plastic surgery specialist and the surgeon behind Lush Plastic Surgery. She completed her plastic surgery residency at Korea University Medical Center and received additional clinical training at the University of California, Irvine.
Dr. Lee personally oversees her patients from consultation through treatment and follow-up. Her approach focuses on understanding each patient’s facial anatomy and specific concerns before recommending a procedure, with an emphasis on balanced and natural-looking results.
If you’re considering facial rejuvenation in Seoul, a consultation with Dr. Min-ah Lee can help determine whether a Mini Facelift is suitable for your degree of facial laxity and aesthetic goals.