New Face-lift Technique Requires Less Time to Perform, Less Recovery Time Compared to Traditional Procedures

Silicon Valley residents seeking the benefits of cosmetic surgery involving the face now have a dramatically new alternative that takes less time to perform and requires less recovery time without compromising the results achieved. Barry Press, M.D., has been performing this novel technique developed in Belgium, the European MACS-Lift (minimal access cranial suspension lift), for the past two years.

San Jose, CA (PRWEB) May 22, 2006 -- Silicon Valley residents seeking the benefits of cosmetic surgery involving the face now have a dramatically new alternative that takes less time to perform and requires less recovery time without compromising the results achieved. Barry Press, M.D., has been performing this new method developed in Belgium, the European MACS-Lift (minimal access cranial suspension lift), for the past two years.

“The technique has many positive aspects compared to traditional face-lift surgery -- for example, a short scar, which does not go behind the ear, and the use of suspension sutures to lift the deep tissues,” said Dr. Press, who’s practice is based in San Jose, Calif., the heart of Silicon Valley. “This means less expense and less downtime -- a shorter time back to normal activities, usually seven to 10 days.”

The technique has many positive aspects compared to traditional face-lift surgery -- for example, a short scar, which does not go behind the ear, and the use of suspension sutures to lift the deep tissues

This means less expense and less downtime -- a shorter time back to normal activities, usually seven to 10 days.

Many of my patients come from the always-busy technology sector, so they can’t take much time off for major elective surgery

I believe the European MACS-Lift successfully resolves that issue. And with less operative time, less recovery time, less risk of complications, and a comparable or better result -- it has become the preferred technique among patients who feel the need to enhance their appearance and stave off the impact of aging in the valley’s highly competitive, youth-focused culture.

“Many of my patients come from the always-busy technology sector, so they can’t take much time off for major elective surgery,” said Dr. Press. “I believe the European MACS-Lift successfully resolves that issue. And with less operative time, less recovery time, less risk of complications, and a comparable or better result -- it has become the preferred technique among patients who feel the need to enhance their appearance and stave off the impact of aging in the valley’s highly competitive, youth-focused culture.”

Only a small number of surgeons in the United States have embraced this technique, though it continues to increase in popularity world-wide, and Dr. Press feels the basic technique is applicable to virtually all potential face-lift patients. He has performed about 50 over the past two years.

About Barry Press, M.D.
Barry Press, M.D., F.A.C.S., is a unique, patient-focused plastic surgeon. His special interest is to provide patients with safe, natural, effective facial rejuvenation that is less invasive and requires a shorter recovery time than traditional surgical procedures. He wants each patient to clearly and thoroughly understand the medical procedure that will best fit his or her desired outcome. In most cases, the patient has more than one option. In addition to evaluation and recommendation, Dr. Press takes great care to provide patients with detailed information and professional guidance so they can make an informed decision about their best option when it comes to cosmetic surgery. For more information about Dr. Barry Press and the European MACS-lift, visit his Web site at http://www.macs-lift.us/home.html

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