Dr. Paul Audi

The International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) is a global professional body for plastic surgeons with an aesthetic focus. DeepPlane's record lists Dr. Paul Audi as a member, and the practice's own website also refers to the society. You can contact ISAPS directly about any member listing.

The practice, which presents itself online as Audi Aesthetics, lists a broad range of procedures across the face, body and breast. Facial procedures named on its website include facelift, browlift surgery, blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), rhinoplasty and otoplasty (ear surgery), alongside laser and skin-tightening services.

Deep plane facelift is the procedure that brings Dr. Audi into DeepPlane's directory. This form of rhytidectomy (the medical term for a facelift) works beneath the SMAS (the supportive layer of muscle and fibrous tissue under the skin) rather than only tightening the skin surface.

Facial aging happens in layers, not just at the skin. Over time, cheek fat descends, the jawline softens and the neck loosens. Tissue repositioning at the deep plane is designed to address those structural changes, which is why many patients and surgeons favor it for natural-looking rejuvenation.

The practice's website includes a page on Dr. Paul Audi's philosophy and presents its work as combining surgical skill with an artistic eye. Detailed technique notes for deep plane facelift are not published there, so the consultation is the right place to ask exactly how Dr. Audi plans each step.

A deep plane facelift plan usually starts with an assessment of the whole face and neck. Some patients also ask about combining a facelift with a browlift or eyelid surgery, both of which appear on the practice's procedure list. The right combination depends on individual anatomy and goals.

Patients in their fifties and sixties often want to look rested rather than altered. That goal is worth stating plainly at consultation. Bringing photographs from earlier years can help the surgeon see how your face once looked and what a natural result means for you.

Recovery from a deep plane facelift typically follows a predictable arc. Swelling and bruising are usually most visible in the first one to two weeks. Many patients return to light social activity around weeks three to four, and the final result settles over three to six months.

Beirut has a long-standing regional reputation as a center for aesthetic surgery. DeepPlane's data lists 12 deep plane facelift surgeons in the city, giving patients a meaningful choice of practices within one Mediterranean capital known for its French, Arabic and English-speaking culture.

The practice's website includes Patient Care and Do and Don't sections intended to guide patients before and after surgery. Reading them ahead of a consultation can help you arrive with focused questions about preparation, aftercare and the support offered during healing.

Patients traveling from abroad should plan carefully before booking anything. Whether Dr. Audi's practice accepts international patients is not recorded by DeepPlane, so ask the practice directly. It is also wise to check your own government's current travel advice for Lebanon.

This profile brings together what DeepPlane currently holds about Dr. Paul Audi in one place. The sections that follow cover surgical method, credentials, the Beirut setting, cost factors, recovery and consultation, so you can decide whether a conversation with the practice is the right next step.