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Deep Plane Facelift

Type

Facelift

Duration

3 hours

What's included

5 deliverables in this treatment

  • Surgical procedure under chosen anaesthesia (local / sedation / general)
  • One night post-operative monitoring in the clinic
  • Absorbable internal sutures — no visible external stitches after removal
  • Full post-op medication kit
  • Follow-up appointments at days 2, 5–6, and 14 after surgery

The Deep Plane Facelift at V CLINIC Brno targets the underlying facial musculature (SMAS layer) as well as skin and subcutaneous tissue, repositioning all three layers back toward their original anatomical positions. Unlike procedures that only address the skin surface, this technique simultaneously corrects the neck, resolving tissue descent, fat accumulation, undefined jawlines, and deep nasolabial folds. Surgery takes approximately 2.5 hours and typically involves one night of monitored recovery in the clinic's facility. Performed by MUDr. Tomáš Ventruba — one of the highest-volume facelift surgeons in Central Europe with over 300 deep-plane procedures per year — under local, sedation, or general anaesthesia depending on the patient's profile and preferences.

About this treatment

The deep plane facelift is widely considered the most comprehensive surgical facial rejuvenation technique available, and V CLINIC Brno's volume of over 300 procedures per year positions the clinic among the most experienced providers in Central Europe. The approach works by accessing a discrete anatomical plane beneath the superficial muscular aponeurotic system (SMAS), releasing the retaining ligaments that tether facial tissues downward and then…

At V CLINIC, the procedure addresses the mid and lower face as well as the neck in one surgical session, making it particularly effective for patients with significant tissue descent, deep nasolabial folds, jowling, and an undefined jawline. The approximately 2.5-hour surgery is performed under local anaesthesia, local plus analgosedation, or general anaesthesia, with the choice made during a pre-operative consultation to match the patient's medical…

The post-operative protocol is structured and closely monitored: patients stay one night in the clinic's facility for observation, return for dressing changes on days 2 and 5–6, and have sutures removed at day 14. Absorbable internal sutures are used throughout, meaning no visible external stitches remain after removal. Final results continue to refine for up to one year as deeper tissues settle. The procedure is commonly combined with deep necklift,…

Good to know

Technique
Deep plane — repositions skin, fat and SMAS as one unit
Surgeon volume
300+ deep-plane facelifts/year
Anaesthesia
Local / sedation / general — patient choice
Operative time
Approx. 2.5 hours
Hospital stay
1 night
Active recovery
2 weeks

Who is this for?

Moderate to significant facial ageing; tissue descent; deep nasolabial folds; jowling; undefined jawline; patients seeking comprehensive one-session facial and neck rejuvenation

Preparation required

Stop blood-thinning medications 3 weeks before surgery. Pre-op blood tests (CBC, coagulation, electrolytes, EKG) required. No food or drink for 6+ hours before general anaesthesia.

About the clinic

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Clinical team

V CLINIC Brno is led by Prim. MUDr. Tomáš Ventruba, Ph.D., MPH, LL.M., MBA, a Masaryk University Medical Faculty graduate (2007) and the clinic's founder, who performs over 1,000 facial operations per year and created the patented V Lift technique. Aesthetic gynaecology is headed by Prof. MUDr. Pavel Ventruba, DrSc., MBA — former Head of Gynaecology-Obstetrics at Brno University Hospital, pioneer of IVF in former…

Languages: Czech, English

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