Dr. Gregory S. Keller, MD, FACS | Facelift Santa Barbara

Procedures and techniques named

• Deep plane facelift: SMAS and midface, vertical directionBy lifting the SMAS layer and midface tissues together, (in a vertical direction), the deep plane facelift delivers a smoother, more youthful look that doesn’t appear pulled or artificial.
• Facelifts: younger patients after Ozempic weight lossDr. Keller is seeing an increase in younger patients seeking facelifts after significant weight loss from medications like Ozempic.
• Rhinoplasty: breathing troubles, nose size or shapeIf you are unhappy with the current size or shape of your nose or suffer from breathing troubles or similar conditions from a nasal disorder, a rhinoplasty may be the right choice for you.
• Blepharoplasty: does not eliminate crow’s feetBlepharoplasty removes sagging skin folds but does not eliminate lines and wrinkles that form at the corners of the eyes, such as laugh lines or crow’s feet.
• Eyelid surgery: combined with a brow liftMany patients choose to combine eyelid surgery with a brow lift to rejuvenate the entire upper face.
• Blepharoplasty: general anesthesia, tiny incisionsBlepharoplasty is performed under general anesthesia and requires tiny incisions
• deep plane neck liftA deep plane neck lift targets the area beneath the platysma muscle, allowing for precise trimming of deep fat, digastric muscles, and submandibular glands when necessary.
• endoscopic brow liftDr. Gregory Keller invented the endoscopic brow lift and has performed thousands of these procedures.
• Brow lift: endoscopic, avoids large visible incisionsDr. Keller pioneered the endoscopic brow lift to address the limitations of traditional techniques, such as large, visible incisions and the undesired raising of the hairline.
• endoscopic neck liftDr. Keller specializes in technically advanced and endoscopic neck lift techniques