For decades, the surgical facelift was considered the gold standard in facial rejuvenation. By pulling back the skin and deeper layers, it aimed to correct sagging, wrinkles, and age-related tissues ptosis. While effective in the short term, this approach also presents important limitations: In Morphodynamic Cosmetic Surgery, the concept of lifting has been redefined.The goal is not simply to “stretch”… Leggi di più... "Lifting: From Agressive Surgery to Morphodynamic Mini-Invasive Techniques"
Mechanobiology is the study of how mechanical forces influence biological processes—from molecules to entire tissues. It is an interdisciplinary field, sitting at the crossroads of biology, medicine, physics, biomaterials science, and bioengineering. Mechanical stimuli regulate fundamental processes throughout human life: from embryonic morphogenesis, to growth and maturation, to tissue maintenance and aging. In recent years, mechanobiology has become a key… Leggi di più... "Mechanobiology"
Wrinkles can arise from multiple causes, including: Because the causes are multifactorial, treatment must be comprehensive. Superficial treatments may include: Deeper treatments focus on: In Morphodynamic Cosmetic Surgery, different techniques are combined and carefully calibrated, aiming for results that are effective yet natural. The goal is to avoid the unnatural outcomes often seen with traditional approaches—such as semi-paralyzed expressions from… Leggi di più... "Wrinkles: The Right Approach"
Blepharoplasty is one of the most frequently performed cosmetic surgeries—but also one of the procedures with the highest rate of long-term patient dissatisfaction. The classic technique involves removing excess skin of the upper eyelid through a spindle-shaped incision, often combined with the removal of periocular fat. For the lower eyelid, surgery typically reduces the “bags” via an incision along the… Leggi di più... "What About Blepharoplasty?"
