Neck Lift: Q&A
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I would like to get my neck skin tightened up, remove some of the hanging skin. I believe that I need a neck lift procedure. How much do qualified surgeons charge for this?
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Eva S
in Seattle, WA
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Price of a Necklift
Surgical treatment of lower face and neck aging changes must be carefully individualized to match each patient's aesthetic needs and desires. No two neck rejuvenation procedures by necessity, are the same. In helping a patient to make decisions about plastic surgery for facial rejuvenation, I always examine and assess how each aesthetic area or 'unit' of the face contributes to an individual's overall appearance An individualized surgical plan is then developed which...
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Neck lifts run between $4,000 and $5,000
Neck lifts run between $4,000 and $5,000 depending upon the cost of the anesthetic, the operating room, and surgeon’s fee. A neck lift is more than just traditional liposuction, which only involves a small amount of fat removal. A neck lift involves sculpting and fat removal both above and below the platysma muscle, as well as tightening the platysma muscle and liposuction.
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Cost of a necklift
Price will vary between cities and individual surgeons. There are some costs that the surgeon has no control over, (O.R. fees, anesthesia fees, supplies, etc;). Please don't let cost be your primary concern. Cheap can get expensive fast. Best to see a board certified plastic surgeon or otolaryngologist, (ENT).
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Cost of Neck Lift
Thank you for your question.
Each surgeon’s fees will be different depending on many factors. Factors such as the certification of the surgeon, the experience of the surgeon, if the surgery is performed in the office or in a hospital / outpatient surgery center and who is administering the anesthesia. Don’t choose your surgeon ONLY by price, make sure they can achieve your goals.
It can range from $5000-7000.
I hope this helps.
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Cost for neck lift
Prices for cosmetic procedures vary widely between geographic areas and individual surgeons. It also depends on the individual's age related changes. Be skeptical of the newest "lunchtime" procedures which may cost less than surgery but which may provide limited results at best. Expect to pay $3500--$7500 for a long lasting surgical results, all inclusive and without gimmicks.
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Neck lift costs - surgical and non surgical (LifeSculpt)
Neck lifts not only vary in costs but today we have non surgical choices. Within the last 33 months I have performed more than 100 non surgical neck lifting procedures with the use of the LifeSculpt (SlimLipo) laser platform. The cost for this technique may be as low as $1800, performed during a lunch break and with almost no down time. I have performed this procedure on patients as young as 21 and as old as 77. Surgical neck lifts still have a place in cosmetic surgery...
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Neck lift fees
The fee for a neck lift varies from region to region and then from surgeon to surgerom.. YOu have to figure in NYC it would range from about 7-10K.
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Neck Lift Fees
Plastic Surgery fees vary considerably depending on geographic area and the expertise of the surgeon. Neck Lift fees generally range from $4000 - $7000.
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Necklifts come in many flavors!
For men we offer a limited submental scar platysmaplasty- that takes 30 minutes, gets rid of the excess skin, fat and tightens the muscle. The scar is not ideal for woman. This simple procedure has a minimal downtime of 3-4 days.
For woman, we offer a submental platysmaplasty (for muscle bands and excess fat) or extended corset platysmaplasty (for excess fat, muscle bands and excess skin). This last procedure is the best of all worlds but has a longer downtime (7-10 days)....
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It depends on the surgeon and the surgery.
Usually a necklift involves a full face lift to "get rid of" the excess skin. See an experienced surgeon whose results look good to you or better yet a real patient he has done. Let him guide you, otherwise you are likely to select someone who will tell you what you want to hear.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.
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