Signature procedure
The Beirut Facelift™
A multi-plane facelift, refined across eight years in Paris and eighteen in Beirut.
Overview
What the procedure is, in our words.
Our facelift is a deep-plane procedure: tightening the architecture beneath the skin so the result reads as restoration rather than tension.
The technique was inherited from a decade in Paris and refined for the patient profile we now see most often in Beirut — patients who must look themselves, only more rested.
How it differs
Beirut Facelift — how it differs.
| Trait | Standard | Dr. Saab's method |
|---|---|---|
| Plane | Skin-only or sub-SMAS. | Multi-plane deep-plane — repositions architecture, not just skin. |
| Incision | Around-the-ear with visible behind-the-ear extension. | Around-the-ear with concealed extension behind the natural hairline. |
| Result | Pulled or tense in the first three months. | Reads as restored from week three onward. |
| Longevity | Five to seven years on average. | Eight to twelve years on average across our recorded series. |
A technique you can describe in a sentence — and a result you live with for a decade.
— Dr. Nader Saab
Recovery
What the recovery looks like.
- 01
Week 1
Quiet recovery at home
Bruising and swelling are most pronounced. Most patients stay home for the first week.
- 02
Week 2
Return to private life
You can resume work that does not involve public-facing meetings. Light walking is encouraged.
- 03
Weeks 3–6
Return to social life
Most patients are publicly presentable from week three. Final tissue settle continues for three months.
- 04
Month 6+
Final result
The result you live with is established. Annual review keeps the long-term plan on track.
Questions
Questions worth answering.
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