Dr. Mustehsan Bashir

A missing record in this directory is not evidence that a credential is missing. You can check registration with the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council, ask the practice which specialist and fellowship qualifications Dr. Bashir holds, and then confirm each one with the body that issued it.

Facial surgery forms one strand of a broad practice, according to the Cosmeticoplasty website. Its face menu lists facelift, rhinoplasty (nose reshaping), blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) and hair transplant. Other sections cover breast surgery, body contouring, burn injuries, and hand, nerve and tendon repair.

The breadth of that menu matters if you are researching a deep plane facelift. A surgeon who works across aesthetic and reconstructive surgery draws on a wide anatomical base. Still, it is worth asking how much of Dr. Bashir's facial work uses the deep plane technique, since the website lists facelift without naming a method.

A deep plane facelift is a form of rhytidectomy (the surgical term for a facelift) that lifts tissue beneath the SMAS (superficial musculoaponeurotic system, the fibrous layer under the skin and fat). Releasing and moving that layer as one unit is what separates the method from skin-only lifts and simpler SMAS tightening.

The aim of this approach is natural facial rejuvenation rather than a pulled look. By repositioning the cheek, jawline and neck tissue that descends with facial aging, a surgeon can reduce tension on the skin itself — which many surgeons link to softer scars and longer-lasting results.

Whether Dr. Bashir uses this exact technique is a question for the consultation. DeepPlane does not hold a record of the surgeon's preferred facelift method, so ask which layer is lifted, how the neck and platysma (the thin sheet of neck muscle) are treated, and whether fat grafting is combined.

Fat grafting appears on the practice website as a separate procedure. In facial rejuvenation, surgeons sometimes pair a facelift with fat transfer to restore volume lost with age. It is reasonable to ask whether Dr. Bashir recommends that combination for your face, and what it adds to recovery.

Recovery is a central part of planning any deep plane facelift in Lahore. Swelling and bruising usually peak in the first week or two, light social activity often resumes within about a month, and results settle over three to six months, though healing varies from person to person.

Cosmeticoplasty keeps an active social media presence under the Instagram handle @cosmeticoplasty. Patients often use such channels to view educational posts and the practice's published case photographs. Keep in mind that curated images show selected outcomes, not the full range of results a practice achieves.

The practice's website also includes a pricing section with a facelift surgery cost page. DeepPlane does not reproduce those figures here. Any price Dr. Bashir has declared to DeepPlane appears on this profile, and wider context is available on DeepPlane's price comparison page.

For women in their mid-fifties to mid-sixties, the right surgeon is the one whose credentials, technique and aftercare plan you have checked yourself. This profile gathers what DeepPlane holds on Dr. Mustehsan Bashir, so you can compare it with other surgeons and arrive at a consultation with clear questions.