Marking for a deep plane facelift and neck lift with temporal brow lift. Every line you see here is intentional. These markings are surgical landmarks that guide what I’m doing beneath the surface. My temporal brow access incision is placed well within the hairline. I do not trim the hair. It heals beautifully and is very difficult to find once recovered. For the deep plane entry, I hide the incision within the natural temporal hair tuft. I step back just a few follicles and bevel the incision so hair grows through the scar, helping it blend seamlessly over time. Under the chin, I use the patient’s natural crease for a small, approximately three quarter inch access incision. The rest of the work is performed beneath the skin, with no visible surface incisions in the marked areas. When she smiles, you can see the insertion of the zygomaticus muscle and a subtle natural dimple. Preserving those details is part of achieving a result that looks refreshed, not altered. Deep plane tech...