허쉬성형외과의원

A.A Mini Midface Lift is designed to improve sagging cheeks and nasolabial folds. The descended SMAS layer in the midface is vertically lifted and secured, and excess skin is removed to create a more defined and longer-lasting lifting effect.

A.Yes. A limited incision is made from the area near the temple to the upper front of the ear to allow dissection of the SMAS layer.

A.The procedure is performed under sedation, so patients generally do not feel pain during surgery. Some tightness or soreness may occur afterward, depending on the individual, but these symptoms usually improve gradually over time.

A.Patients visit the clinic the day after surgery for a follow-up examination. Sutures are generally removed in two stages, on days 7 and 9. An additional follow-up visit is recommended one month after surgery to check that the area is healing properly.

A.Wearing a compression garment for approximately two weeks is generally recommended. Postoperative dressing is provided, and garment use is explained when necessary. During the first week, wearing it while outside may support recovery. During the second week, it may be worn only at home. It should always be removed before sleeping.

A.Recovery varies between individuals, but returning to daily activities generally takes approximately 1–2 weeks. Swelling and bruising may be most noticeable during the first 3–7 days before gradually subsiding. In most cases, the treated area begins to look more natural and stable within 2–3 weeks.

A.Light daily activities are generally possible during the recovery period. Exercise and strenuous activities are usually recommended after at least 2–3 weeks, depending on your recovery. It is important to follow the medical team’s instructions.

A.You can eat after surgery, but soft foods are recommended for the first 1–2 days for a more comfortable recovery. You may gradually return to your normal diet if you do not experience any discomfort.

A.Scars gradually settle and fade during the healing process. Their visibility varies depending on individual skin characteristics and pigmentation. Most scars become significantly less noticeable within 3–6 months. If a scar remains prominent, laser scar treatment may be considered.

A. Swelling, bruising, and temporary tightness may occur and generally improve over time. Complications such as inflammation may occur depending on the individual, so carefully following postoperative instructions and scheduled follow-up visits is important. HERSHE’s dedicated medical team provides attentive postoperative care to help minimize potential risks.