10/07/2026
What is TXA, and why do I use it during a Deep Plane Facelift?
Tranexamic acid, or TXA, is a well-studied medication that helps stabilize the body’s natural blood clots, allowing us to reduce bleeding, bruising, and the risk of hematoma during facelift surgery.
In 2026, I co-authored research published in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery analyzing more than 1,000 patients. Our findings showed that incorporating TXA with local anesthesia can significantly reduce blood loss, early postoperative drainage, and hematoma rates.
With my Preservation Deep Plane Face and Neck Lift, every detail from surgical technique to recovery protocols is designed with one goal in mind: safer healing and beautiful, natural-looking facelift results.
Research continues to shape the way I care for my patients.
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What is TXA, and why do I use it during a Deep Plane Facelift?Tra...