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How AccuLift™ Works

First the physician numbs the treatment areas with a small amount of local anesthesia. Next, very small incisions are made at the edge of the treatment area, which serve as an entry point for the AccuSculpt™ hand piece. Once the incisions are fully anesthetized with the appropriate amount of tumescent local anesthesia, the physician begins treating the area with the AccuSculpt™ contouring system's proprietary laser, Lutronic's patent pending 1444 nm wavelength that is clinically proven to be the most accurate, precise and effective wavelength for facial contouring. After the desirable amount of fat is removed from the treatment area, the incisions are closed with small sutures.

"This leading-edge health care technology is the next generation of aesthetic facial contouring and rejuvenation," Dr. Smith said. "The AccuLift procedure delivers facial contour improvements that simply can't be obtained with filler injections or even more complex surgical techniques. AccuLift could, quite literally, be changing the face of cosmetic surgery."

Dr Daniel Rousso, incoming president of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, says, "AccuSculpt ushers in a paradigm shift in the way facial contouring is achieved."

For more information, log on to www.acculiftnow.com or www.myacculift.com

About faces

faces, based in Jackson, Miss., is a pioneering cosmetic clinic dedicated exclusively to care of the face and neck. Founded in 1998 by Dr. J. George Smith, a board certified facial plastic and head and neck surgeon, faces is an innovator with a longstanding commitment to the science of facial cosmetic surgery and skincare. Through its highly skil
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