Stacey's Traditional Deep Plane Facelift Journey with Dr. Sadati

“Not only is Dr. Sadati a gifted ‘surgical artist,’ he’s an expert in ethnic skin and an otolaryngologist. What an ideal combination!”

Stacey

Traditional Deep Plane Facelift

“I was very pleased. Dr. Sadati checked all of the boxes for me.”

Procedure Description:

Is it worth it to travel for a Deep Plane Facelift?

Some patients spend months researching for facelift surgery. Stacey spent three years researching deep plane facelift online, long before she arranged a virtual consultation with Dr. Sadati from her home in Arizona. And even longer before she made her flight to see him in person.

Mostly, she worried about general anesthesia in her job as a chorus singer. General anesthesia would require putting her on a ventilator and could risk damage to her vocal cords. But she cared about her results as much as she cared about anesthesia.

A Preservation Deep Plane Face and Neck Lift improved her neck and mid- and lower face, tightened her jawline and smoothed her nasolabial folds by repositioning the deep facial layers.

She has olive skin and tans easily. Rather than using CO2 laser resurfacing, Dr. Sadati recommended a TCA peel. With olive skin, laser treatment could have caused pigmentation.

Like many of his patients, Stacey traveled from across the country and even around the world to get this kind of facial rejuvenation. Newsweek magazine recently included Dr. Sadati in its list of Best Facelift Surgeons in the U.S. But more importantly for her, her three years of research paid off on that flight.