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Neck Lift

Neck Lift: Restoring Youthful Contours

As we age, the skin on the neck often begins to sag, leading to what is commonly referred to as "turkey neck" or a loss of definition in the jawline and neck area. This natural process can make one look older and less vibrant. A neck lift procedure addresses these concerns, helping individuals achieve a more youthful and refined appearance.

For many, reasons to undergo a neck lift extend beyond aesthetics—enhancing personal confidence, improving facial harmony, and even practical benefits like easier grooming for those who shave regularly.

Ideal Candidates for a Neck Lift

A neck lift is suitable for individuals who:

Why Choose Surgery?

Subtle and Concealed Scars

Modern surgical techniques ensure that incisions are strategically placed in inconspicuous areas, such as behind the ears or under the chin. This means scars are well-hidden and often fade over time, leaving a natural-looking result.

Permanent Solution for Sagging and Fat Accumulation

Unlike non-surgical treatments, a neck lift provides a long-lasting solution. It addresses the underlying structures—removing excess skin, tightening muscles, and repositioning fat—to deliver results that can last for years.

Customized Techniques for Individual Needs

Surgeons use a variety of methods to tailor the procedure based on the patient’s specific concerns:

  • Cervicoplasty: Removes excess skin to address sagging.
  • Platysmaplasty: Tightens or realigns the neck muscles for a smoother contour.
  • Liposuction: Targets stubborn fat deposits for a slimmer neck profile.

Procedure

The surgical procedure typically takes around three hours to complete. In older individuals, the neck muscles, particularly the platysma, often experience dehiscence, which is the separation or weakening of these muscles. Addressing this dehiscence is a critical aspect of the surgery. The process involves tightening the neck muscles using strategically placed sutures to restore their integrity and structure.

Additionally, the muscles are gently repositioned and pulled back, which helps alleviate the appearance of wrinkles and loose skin in the neck area. Any excess fat deposits in the neck region can be treated either surgically through liposuction or non-surgically using lipolysis techniques.

When performing liposuction, the emphasis is on maintaining a natural contour by carefully removing only the unnecessary fat while leaving an adequate amount intact. Unlike the conventional approach of addressing the neck solely from the anterior aspect, this procedure includes attention to the posterior neck as well. This dual approach significantly enhances the overall results, providing a more comprehensive and natural-looking outcome.

Recovery

The recovery process is similar to other facial surgical procedures. Patients may experience a sensation of tightness in the neck skin for several weeks post-surgery, which gradually subsides as healing progresses. Proper wound care is essential to minimize the risk of infection and ensure optimal healing.

Patients are advised to avoid aggressive or strenuous neck muscle activity during the recovery phase to prevent undue strain on the surgical area. In some cases, fat grafting might be recommended to further refine the results and restore volume, depending on individual requirements. Regular follow-ups with the surgeon ensure that recovery is on track and any additional interventions, if needed, are addressed promptly.