Dr. Patrick Davis

DeepPlane's record lists the surgeon as board-certified by ABOHNS (the American Board of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery). The same record lists Emory University as the place where Dr. Davis completed medical education, and you can confirm any listed credential directly with the body that issues it.

A deep plane facelift is the procedure most closely tied to Dr. Patrick Davis on DeepPlane. Unlike a skin-only lift, the technique works beneath the SMAS (the superficial muscular and fibrous layer that supports facial skin), releasing and lifting the cheek and jowl tissues as a single unit.

Revision facelift appears on Dr. Davis's specialty list as well. Revision work addresses results from an earlier rhytidectomy (the medical term for a facelift) that have relaxed, shifted or healed in a way patients no longer like, and it generally calls for careful planning around existing scar tissue.

Mid-facelift, lip lift and facial fat transfer round out the surgical focus listed for Dr. Davis. Together, these procedures address the hollowing, the lengthening upper lip and the cheek descent that come with facial aging — changes a lower-face lift alone may not reach.

The practice's website also lists neck lift, platysmaplasty, upper and lower blepharoplasty, brow lift and chin augmentation. Platysmaplasty (tightening of the thin platysma muscle in the neck) is often discussed alongside a deep plane facelift, because the jawline and neck tend to age together.

Davis Facial Plastics also offers non-surgical treatments, including dermal fillers, Botox, laser skin resurfacing and RF microneedling. For women in their fifties and sixties, these options can complement surgery or serve as a gentler starting point before a larger decision about rejuvenation.

Tissue repositioning, rather than skin pulling, is the central idea behind the deep plane approach Dr. Davis lists as a specialty. The aim is to restore the cheek, jawline and neck toward where they sat earlier in life, so the face looks rested rather than tight or windswept.

A consultation with Dr. Davis is where an individual plan takes shape. You can expect a discussion of your goals, your health history and which combination of procedures — a facelift alone, or one paired with eyelid, neck or fat transfer work — suits your face.

Recovery from a deep plane facelift typically centers on the first two weeks, when swelling and bruising are most visible. Many patients return to light social activity within three to four weeks, while final contours usually settle over three to six months as deeper swelling resolves.

Beverly Hills, where Davis Facial Plastics is based, is widely known as a center for aesthetic surgery. DeepPlane lists 61 deep plane facelift surgeons in the city, so patients here have the advantage — and the task — of comparing many established practices.

Dr. Davis shares surgical work on Instagram under the handle @drpatrickkdavis. The practice website also hosts before-and-after galleries for deep plane facelift, blepharoplasty, brow lift, platysmaplasty and other procedures, which can help you judge whether the surgeon's aesthetic matches your own.

Patients considering surgery can use this DeepPlane profile as a starting point and contact the practice to arrange a consultation with Dr. Patrick Davis. Arriving with questions about technique, recovery and combined procedures will help you make a confident, well-informed decision.