Exclusive Non-Surgical Rejuvenation Procedure
at Mulberry House Clinic
The Multi-Point Face Lift is essentially an advanced evolution of the 8-point face lift. This is a similar procedure in some ways as it:
- is a non-invasive/non-surgical procedure
- uses dermal fillers – also known as liquid face lift
- uses filler injections a structural way
- involves careful positioning of injections designed to lift facial features
- creates a subtle and natural look
- has a rejuvenating and freshening impact
However, the Multi-Point Face Lift is much more sophisticated.
“The areas of the face are connected by a sequence of curves which flow smoothly from one to the next. The resulting bright points and shadow contribute to natural beauty. By combining this with our assessment of shape and proportion of the facial features we can achieve very pleasing and natural results.”
Dr John Tanqueray, MB BCh MRCGP DCH DRCOG DipOccMed BCAM
Multi-Point Face Lift vs 8 Point Face Lift
The 8 point facelift revolutionised the way Aesthetic Doctors think about dermal fillers, using them in a more structural way with multiple injection points to ‘lift’ the facial tissues for a rejuvenating impact.
Now, Mulberry House Clinic’s exclusive Multi-Point Face Lift takes this to another level.
- Highly sophisticated procedure
- Further refinements that include all areas of the face including brow, temple, forehead as well as cheeks, chin, lips and jawline
- Multiple injection points to artfully rejuvenate the face
- Customised procedure, adapted and tailored to each patient’s individual facial anatomy
- flattering and effective, looking natural but not overly ‘taut’ or ‘frozen’
While the 8-Point Face Lift focused on specific areas in the mid and lower face, but the multi-point lift divides the face into sub-units, such as the brow, eyes, cheeks, chin, jawline – which can also be targeted to get a good overall result.
As Dr Tanqueray explains:
“As a more sophisticated treatment, it requires comprehensive assessment and planning as well as excellent skills in delivering the treatment.”
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