Some scholars have done such an experiment: 90 cases of frontotemporal relaxation patients were randomly divided into the experimental group and the control group, 45 cases in each group. The experimental group: endoscopic implantation of medical soft tissue lifting belt small incision fronto-temporal wrinkle, control group: endoscopic traditional small incision fronto-temporal wrinkle. Comparing the two groups of candidates: the degree of postoperative eyebrow-eye spacing enhancement, candidate satisfaction, etc., some candidates asked: what is the significance of this group of experiments? This experiment is to prove the significance of the lifting band in face-lifting surgery. Clinical data: All 90 cases had different degrees of fronto-temporal laxity, such as triangular eyes, sagging eyebrows, crow’s feet and head lines. Postoperative results: Good results were achieved after surgery, with restoration of brow position and ideal brow lift. The “triangle eyes”, upper facial wrinkles and “crow’s feet” were improved. The incision scar was hidden, and there was no hematoma, incision infection, skin flap necrosis, or facial nerve injury after surgery. The postoperative follow-up period was 6 to 24 months, and the effect was long-lasting and the facial expression was natural. Conclusion: Endoscopic traditional small incision frontotemporal lifting and endoscopic frontotemporal lifting with lifting band can better restore the position of eyebrows, achieve the ideal effect of brow lifting, and improve the upper facial wrinkles and “crow’s feet”. However, the overall satisfaction of the patients is higher for the band-assisted upper facial wrinkle reduction. What does this mean? Lift-assisted facelift surgery is more effective when performed with lifting bands. Why? The lifting bands have barbs on the body of the band that allow them to travel smoothly in the direction of the swelling of the soft tissue of the skin towards the head end, while when pulling on the tail end, these serrations pull the tissue in the opposite direction, preventing it from retracting. When the superficial skin soft tissue heals with the deeper tissue error fixation, facial laxity can be lifted and tightened. Compared to the traditional frontotemporal lift, which is a “single point with a face” model, the suspension stresses are elevated from the “line” to the “face”.