What Is a SMAS Layer?

"The SMAS (Superficial Musculo-Aponeurotic System) layer is a thin fibrous layer located between the deep subcutaneous fat layer and the muscle layer, deeper than the dermal layer of the skin. Weakening of this region, along with the effects of gravity, can lead to sagging and signs of skin aging. Therefore, when performing facelift procedures, it is essential to address the SMAS layer as well, ensuring a comprehensive lift for a firm and effective outcome without sagging

DA
Full Face Lifting Features

• Consideration of
  Concerning Areas and
  Sagging Depth

  Pulling Adjustment
  Lifting

• Triple-Layer Lifting
  Targeting the Epidermis,
  Dermis, and SMAS Layer

  Visible
  Tightening Effect

• Reducing Unnaturalness,
  Swelling, and
  Concerns About Scarring

  Small Area
  Incision

01 Based On Your Concern and Depth of Sagging

Pulling Adjustment Lifting

02 For a More Powerful Lifting Effect

SMAS Triple-Layer Lifting

03 Reducing Concerns of Swelling and Scarring

Minimal Incision Area Lifting

Surgery
Information

• Surgery Duration

  Approx 1~ 1.5 Hrs

• Anesthesia 

  Sleep Anesthesia

• Daily Activities

  Immediately

• Scarring

  Almost None

• Duration Life Time

  (There may be individual differences)

DA Full Face Lifting
Strongly Recommended For

• Those seeking a long-lasting lifting effect.
• Individuals not satisfied with laser or thread lifting procedures.
• Those desiring a quick return to daily activities after surgery.
• Individuals wanting an overall improvement
  in facial elasticity.
• Those seeking a personalized lifting surgery
  tailored to their facial features.