Ellevate™ is a minimally invasive fast recovery procedure that shapes and rejuvenates the lower face, jawline and neck.
This innovative procedure takes approximately one hour to perform, with little, if any, bruising and swelling, and most people can return to normal activities within a few days. It is easily performed by an Ellevate™ surgeon using local anesthesia and the ICLED® light guided suture system that allows surgeons to easily place a suture support system without incisions that result in immediate shaping and contouring of the neck.
Ellevate™ is not a facelift or a neck lift. It is an innovative procedure that refines and restores a smooth jawline and tighter neck. It is not a threadlift, but a long lasting solution for lower face, jawline and neck rejuvenation.
Ellevate™ can be used as a standalone procedure or in conjunction with submental liposuction, chemical lipolysis and energy based skin tightening technologies. If a patient is undergoing a surgical procedure such as a facelift, Ellevate™ is a great adjunctive procedure that addresses the underlying muscles and glands of the neck resulting in a much improved lower face and neck.
Our dedicated team is here to support you every step of the way throughout your journey with Dr Judy Todd. From your first contact, we will take the time to understand your needs and coordinate with Dr. Todd to book your consultation. We’re just a message or call away, ready to assist with any questions or requests.
The MyEllevate® innovation is exciting because it is simple and easy to perform and a great choice for patients seeking a minimally invasive procedure. It can easily be performed by a MyEllevate® surgeon using local anesthesia. Using the ICLED® light guided suture system, surgeons can easily place a suture support system without incisions that immediately elevates and approximates underly structures.
The MyEllevate® procedure is not a facelift or a neck lift. It is a minimally invasive facial rejuvenation procedure that offers natural and long lasting results.
