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               Figure 28. Three quarter view of the same patient. She underwent Triplanar Endoscopic Assisted Mask facial rejuvenation:
               endoforehead, endomidface,cervicofacial lift, deep subplatysmal cervicoplasty (deep fat removal, digastricshaving and partial salivary
               gland excision). She also had geniomandibularporous polypropylene implant. No upper blepharoplasty was done. Lower -skin only-
               blepharoplasty was performed (First published in study [22] )






























                                         Figure 29. Lateral view of the same patient. Before and after

               Patients up to 49 years of age will require only endoscopic techniques. Older patients will require biplanar
               (BEAM) or Triplanar (TEAM) techniques. Peripheral to the central oval the sagging jowls and excess
               skin of lower face and neck is approached with a thick-skin rhytidectomy. Problems of the deep neck
               are approached using a submental incision [40,41] . Methods of three-dimensional enhancement can be
               incorporated easily into any area of the face with any combination of the techniques described above.
               Damaged skin can be treated with lasers or stem cell-rich fat grafting [18,20,37,38] . Despite the comprehensive
               and seemingly aggressive approach the results show few telltale signs of an operated look and has long-
               term, durable results.
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