A Redo Facelift is a complex surgical undertaking that requires the surgeon to navigate existing scar tissue and disrupted tissue planes. The procedure focuses not only on lifting the face but also on correcting the structural issues caused by the previous surgery.

This often involves the 'Five Rs': Resecting excess skin, Releasing tethered tissues, Reshaping the deeper SMAS layer, Refilling lost volume, and Restoring a natural contour. By utilising advanced Deep Plane techniques, the surgeon can reach deeper structural layers to ensure a significant and lasting improvement without the 'over-tightened' look.

Autologous fat grafting is often a key component, strategically restoring volume to the cheeks and temples to ensure the face looks rejuvenated and healthy, rather than just 'stretched'.

The benefits of this procedure include:

• Corrects an unnatural or 'windswept' look from a previous procedure.
• Addresses the recurrence of jowling and skin laxity years after a primary facelift.
• Restores natural facial volume and youthful contours using fat grafting.
• Refines and improves the appearance of visible, widened, or misplaced scars.
• Corrects facial asymmetry and restores structural harmony.