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Deep Plane Facelifts Gain Popularity as a Costly Way to Turn Back Time
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By יואב אבן
First reported by N12 · Jun 24, 2026
What happened
Deep Plane facelifts are becoming a high-end, increasingly popular way to restore a younger but natural-looking face. The article focuses on a 41-year-old Israeli woman whose results lasted for years, and explains why the operation is more expensive, more complex and longer-lasting than simpler facelift techniques.
- 01Deep Plane facelifts can cost up to 130,000 shekels and last about ten years.
- 02A 41-year-old woman says the surgery erased about a decade from her face.
- 03The operation lifts deep facial tissues instead of only tightening skin.
- 04Kris Jenner is said to have had a simpler SMAS facelift with shorter-lasting results.
- 05Only about 20 Israeli surgeons are highly experienced in the Deep Plane method.
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