9950 WEST FLAMINGO ROAD STE. 105, LAS VEGAS, NV 89147
Couture Dermatology and Plastic Surgery is opening to the public on October 1st.
I will recommend Couture Dermatology to all inquiring, Dr. Candance Spann and her staff are great! I honestly appreciate their friendliness, professionalism and expertise. I will continue to return as a patient, not to mention the awesome service, products and followups!
Best dermatology in the west coast. The entire staff is/was so friendly and very knowledgeable. Dr. Candace Spann is amazing! I Will be sure to go back for all my skin needs as well as my families.
Best Dermatology office in town. Love both the doctors. Caring, friendly, very up to date in treatment. Friendly staff. They run on time and both my husband and I are very pleased with their professionalism. Just had several skin tags removed and did not feel a thing. Thanks!
I have had great experiences at Couture Dermatology! Dr. Candace Spann is very personable and professional. I recommend her to all of my family and friends! Recently, I had the IPL procedure done on my face, to remove age spots, and I have had amazing results! Tonia, who is the aesthetician, did a fantastic job! I don't have to wear any foundation anymore! Thanks Tonia!
Lizelle the office aesthetician is PHENOMENAL & KNOWLEDGEABLE! I’ve had a chemical peel & acne laser peel with her to help my acne breakouts during the pandemic & my skin hasn’t felt better! - she follows protocols to keep both of us safe during this pandemic! Lizelle my skin & I thank you! 🙂
There are various techniques used today to perform a Facelift. Facial anatomy, skin laxity and the overall aesthetic goal of the patient will determine the best approach. Each procedure will be unique to the patient and will vary based on the type and location of the incision, the number of tissue layers affected, the plane of elevation and the level of invasiveness.
The skin only Facelift has been in practice since the early 1900's. Known as a cutaneous Facelift, this technique is less invasive because it addresses the skin only. The result of this surgery is a bit more subtle than some of the newer muscle tightening procedures. It also offers a lower risk of complications and typically results in a shorter recovery period for the patient.
This SMAS Facelift is considered the gold standard. This surgery, while more complicated, produces results that are more dramatic and longer lasting. The technique involves manipulating a group of muscles beneath the skin known as the superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS). This section of muscle controls facial expression. An incision is made along the hairline from the temple to just behind the earlobe. The skin is then separated and lifted. The underlying muscles and tissue are tightened and secured so they maintain their new position.
The deep plane lift goes a step further than the traditional approach. It is better suited for those with severe sagging and drooping — usually reserved for older patients. In addition to the SMAS layer being adjusted, a deeper section, known as the deep plane, is also treated. While this procedure offers certain advantages over a traditional Facelift, surgeons must be skilled and act with caution so facial nerves are not damaged during the surgical process.
A mini Facelift is geared towards patients who want some of the benefits of a Facelift, while at the same time minimizing the cost and invasive nature of the surgery. Some procedures that are considered “mini” include the “Quicklift” or “Lifestyle Lift”. Patients who wish to maximize the outcome of their surgery, resulting in the most dramatic results, will most likely need to turn to having a full Facelift in order to meet these aesthetic goals.
There are various techniques used today to perform a Facelift. Facial anatomy, skin laxity and the overall aesthetic goal of the patient will determine the best approach. Each procedure will be unique to the patient and will vary based on the type and location of the incision, the number of tissue layers affected, the plane of elevation and the level of invasiveness.
The skin only Facelift has been in practice since the early 1900's. Known as a cutaneous Facelift, this technique is less invasive because it addresses the skin only. The result of this surgery is a bit more subtle than some of the newer muscle tightening procedures. It also offers a lower risk of complications and typically results in a shorter recovery period for the patient.
This SMAS Facelift is considered the gold standard. This surgery, while more complicated, produces results that are more dramatic and longer lasting. The technique involves manipulating a group of muscles beneath the skin known as the superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS). This section of muscle controls facial expression. An incision is made along the hairline from the temple to just behind the earlobe. The skin is then separated and lifted. The underlying muscles and tissue are tightened and secured so they maintain their new position.
The deep plane lift goes a step further than the traditional approach. It is better suited for those with severe sagging and drooping — usually reserved for older patients. In addition to the SMAS layer being adjusted, a deeper section, known as the deep plane, is also treated. While this procedure offers certain advantages over a traditional Facelift, surgeons must be skilled and act with caution so facial nerves are not damaged during the surgical process.
A mini Facelift is geared towards patients who want some of the benefits of a Facelift, while at the same time minimizing the cost and invasive nature of the surgery. Some procedures that are considered “mini” include the “Quicklift” or “Lifestyle Lift”. Patients who wish to maximize the outcome of their surgery, resulting in the most dramatic results, will most likely need to turn to having a full Facelift in order to meet these aesthetic goals.
Each Facelift surgery is unique and will be tailored to each patient. Most patients can expect to pay between $8500 - $11,000 for a less invasive/skin only Facelift, while more invasive procedures, such as the SMAS Facelift and the deep plane Facelift, can run between $11,000-$12,500.
Each Facelift surgery is unique and will be tailored to each patient. Most patients can expect to pay between $8500 - $11,000 for a less invasive/skin only Facelift, while more invasive procedures, such as the SMAS Facelift and the deep plane Facelift, can run between $11,000-$12,500.
