Facelifts for Asians require modified techniques. For example, because their skin is thicker and firmer, the focus of the surgery may not be on removing skin, but rather on repositioning and lifting deeper tissues.

Caucasian skin is thin and firm. As we age, we don't develop deep nasolabial folds like Asians. Instead, we face fine lines, overall skin laxity, and a blurred boundary between the face and neck. Traditional single-layer facelifts only tighten the surface of the skin, often resulting in a stiff, flat face, and wrinkles that quickly reappear.

Abdominal wall repair surgery, also known as abdominoplasty, is a relatively advanced body contouring procedure. It is mainly used to address issues such as loose abdominal skin, diastasis recti, lower abdominal protrusion, postpartum skin laxity, and stubborn stretch marks.