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Facial plastic surgery in St. Louis

A facelift that looks like you

Deep plane facelift surgery, performed with the command of facial anatomy that only a head and neck surgeon brings.

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Before & after

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01Deep plane facelift before and after, frontal view
02Deep plane facelift before and after, profile view
03Facelift before and after, frontal view
04Blepharoplasty before and after, frontal view

Before & after

Unedited patient photography. Individual results vary. Select an image to enlarge.

Choosing your surgeon

The decision to undergo a facelift is deeply personal and can feel overwhelming. It is a significant investment of time and money, and choosing the right surgeon is the most important decision you will make.

As a double board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Dr. Namin has extensive expertise in the anatomy of the face and neck, including parotid surgery, facial nerve surgery, and submandibular gland surgery. That comprehensive understanding is what allows him to perform deep plane facelift surgery with precision, emphasizing both safety and natural, elegant results.

One of the most rewarding parts of his work is the renewed confidence his patients experience, and the relationships that develop through recovery. Plan for roughly two to four weeks of social downtime; he will guide you through every step.

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Why deep plane

The deep plane technique repositions the face’s deeper structural layer rather than pulling the skin tight. The result: restored contours through the midface, jawline, and neck that move naturally and last. Dr. Namin learned the technique from leading experts including Dr. Jordan Rihani and Dr. Yadranko Ducic.

Hear it from a patient

One of Dr. Namin’s patients, interviewed about three months after her facelift: her experience, her recovery, and why planning for two to four weeks of social downtime matters.

Considering a facelift?

Every plan starts with an unhurried consultation. Bring your questions and your goals; leave knowing exactly what is possible for your face.