Endotine Mid-Facelift Surgery

Endotine Mid-Facelift Surgery

Endotine Mid-Facelift at Asia Cosmetic Hospital is a surgical facial lifting technique designed to reposition descended tissues in the middle third of the face using an absorbable tissue fixation device known as Endotine. The procedure targets age-related changes affecting the cheeks, cheekbone region, and surrounding midfacial contours.

As aging progresses, supporting tissues in the midface may descend, contributing to reduced cheek projection, deeper nasolabial folds, and changes in the transition between the lower eyelid and cheek. Endotine Mid-Facelift focuses on lifting the deeper supporting tissues to improve their position.

Asia Cosmetic Hospital describes a technique involving an incision in front of the ear to access the underlying cheek tissues. An Endotine device is used to support the upward repositioning of the deeper facial tissue layer. After the desired lifting position is achieved, excess skin may be adjusted or removed before the incision is closed.

According to the hospital's procedure description, the Endotine device is designed to dissolve within approximately six months. The device is used as a temporary fixation structure during tissue healing rather than as a permanent facial implant.

Endotine Mid-Facelift may be considered for individuals with descended cheek tissues, reduced midface definition, and prominent nasolabial folds associated with tissue laxity.

The hospital specifically notes that placement of the device requires an experienced surgeon because of the potential for nerve injury. The technique, device suitability, and expected correction must therefore be assessed individually.

Treatment Areas: Midface, cheeks, cheekbone region, and deeper facial supporting tissues.

Pricing: Individual consultation required. The hospital describes this technique but does not provide a clearly separated price for Endotine Mid-Facelift in the supplied price table.