Dr. White featured in New York Times on Less-Invasive Options for Sagging Necks
Dr. Matthew White shares a non-surgical approach to firming up sagging skin with ultrasound technology. Click here to read the full...
View MoreRepositioning Rather than Overfilling for Superior Facelift Results
The natural fat pads in the face provide volume and give cheeks that plump, youthful quality we all desire. Over the years, these pads gradually break down and descend, causing the face to develop an older, more tired appearance. This side effect from the aging process is a common concern for many women, which is why our experienced board...
View MoreHow Reinforcing Key Ligaments Enhances Facelift Results
Ligaments are consistently one of the most overlooked aspects in facelift surgery. They are what anchor your facial soft tissue canvas(SMAS) to your bone structure. The most advanced research clarifies that facial laxity and elongation are not only a factor of long-term gravity, but loosening ligaments also play a defining role in the facial aging...
View MoreThe Importance of Your Surrounding Fascia for Facelift Surgery
Upon considering the evolution of your bone structure during your facelift consultation, Dr. W. Matthew White will assess the surrounding fascia, called the SMAS. The SMAS is essentially the soft tissue canvas of the face, and helps give your face its youthful contours. Over time, this soft tissue canvas can stretch and lead to a sagging, older...
View MoreHow the Evolution of Your Bone Structure Affects Your Facelift
The latest research has shown that our faces age on multiple levels, extending all the way down to our bone structure. As we go through life, this underlying framework progressively remodels, though changes may seem only skin-deep to us. The truth is that with age, the skeletal eye area enlarges and begins to elongate, while the cheekbones become...
View MoreNew York Facial Plastic Surgeon Answers Frequently Asked Questions About the Facelift
Dr. W. Matthew White responds to common questions about the facelift procedure, from what the surgery specifically addresses to how long results can last. New York, NY – Dr. W. Matthew White has dedicated his career to performing plastic and reconstructive surgery of the face. He has become a recognized leader on the topic of facial aging,...
View MoreThe Top Five Indications of a Beautifully Done Facelift
My passion in life is helping people look the best that they possibly can, and I may be a little more sensitive than the average person to the results of a less-than-perfect facelift--but we all know when we see one. Have you ever noticed someone who just looks fabulous? They have likely had a beautifully done facelift--it simply makes a person...
View MoreHow Does a Facelift Differ from the Mini- or Mid- Facelifts?
Every patient has unique needs when it comes to facelift surgery, which is why Dr. W. Matthew White offers different versions of the procedure to address the specific concerns at hand. Considered an authority on facial aging, Dr. White customizes his surgical technique according to the needs of the individual. While one person may only need a...
View MoreDr. White Featured in narcissista.me Article on Ultherapy
Dr. White was recently featured in narcissista.me online which he discusses and performs...
View MoreHow Long Do Results Last After Facelift Surgery?
Facelift surgery can help you look years, if not decades, younger--but for how long? This is a question many people ask when considering the procedure. The results from a facelift are typically long-lasting, but it is important to keep in mind that your face will continue to age. When you undergo a facelift, you are setting yourself up for a more...
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