BB Publications

Facelift and Fat Grafting

Dr Jesper Sorensen

A chapter describing the key physiological events of the facial ageing process and how these may be reversed, in order to achieve a harmonious and balanced rejuvenation of the face.

The approach described in this chapter, combines three treatment modalities for reversing facial ageing: (1) soft-tissue elevation and repositioning to counter gravitational descent and restore facial shape, (2) restoration of volume throughout the face, with an emphasis on areas of deflation and hollowness, (3) optimisation of skin health, to improve dermal thickness, texture, tone and pigmentation.

When combined, these synergistic treatments will deliver a natural and physiologically correct reversal of the age-related changes. They will enhance each others effectiveness, providing an overall refreshment of the face with significant aesthetic benefits for the patient.

Perioral Rejuvenation

Dr Jesper Sorensen and Dr Sameira Perren

The mouth and surrounding soft-tissues undergo significant physiological and structural changes with age and is one of the main aesthetic concerns of women from early mid-life onwards.

At the Sorensen Clinic we have developed a diagnostic system that considers each of the seven key components of perioral ageing. This chapter describes these events in detail and outlines the associated surgical and non-surgical treatment strategies.

We find that our individualised and multi-vectored treatment process significantly increases the aesthetic outcome for patients, both when used as a stand-alone treatment to the perioral region or as part of a full facial rejuvenation.

Our perioral treatments are of particular benefit to those individuals who wish to appear rejuvenated and refreshed, while maintaining a natural balance between their anatomical structures and without evident signs of surgical or non-surgical intervention.