The deep plane facelift is considered one of the most advanced and anatomically demanding facial rejuvenation techniques. Its ability to reposition facial structures at deeper layers provides superior and longer-lasting outcomes, but requires mastery in surgical anatomy, dissection planes, and nerve preservation.

Despite growing demand, few training environments offer direct, mentored access to full procedures — especially in small-group, real-patient formats. Many surgeons feel unprepared or hesitant to incorporate this technique due to fear of complications or lack of hands-on experience.