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What Does a Neck Lift Cost?

How much would a full or mini neck lift cost?

Asked 35 months ago by bmoniz in new york, n.y.
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Paying for a neck lift

There are two procedures commonly referred to as necklifts: 1. submental incision, tightening of the muscle, removal of fat. 2. incision behind the ear into the hairline to attempt to tighten the neck. Often advertised as an alternative to a full facelift that is somehow beneficial because it can be performed under local anesthesia and is cheap. Patients getting only a minimal necklift often pay $4000. You can see from this blog how satisfied many of them were with their results...... more
Brent Moelleken, MD
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon
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Neck lift cost range from $2500-6000 and up

Depending on the person, a full necklift or a mini-necklift may be enough to take care of the neck profile and extra skin. A necklift by definition requires some work on the platysma muscles (platysmaplasty), which are found in the neck. If the platysma muscles are not sew together (no platysmaplasty was performed), and liposuction only was performed then by definition, it should be called neck liposuction, and should not be called a necklift. Neckliposuction pricing is less expensive,... more
George Yang, MD
New York Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Neck Lift Pricing

On either side of the chin are ligaments which hold the skin more tightly against the jawbone (mandible). This is where, and why, 'jowls' develop. I have also observed that many people develop both atrophy of soft tissues and slight recession of the mandible between the chin and the jowl area, which serves to exaggerate the appearance of jowls. The surgical procedure that has traditionally been referred to as a' facelift' involves mobilizing the skin and soft tissues of... more
Michael Law, MD
Raleigh-Durham Plastic Surgeon
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Costs vary widely depending on how much work is involved.

If only suction of fat is needed, the cost is only a few thousand. If there are cords in the neck and if skin needs to be removed from the cheek as well, then the cost will be $8000-$10,000. Don't sacrifice quality for cost.
Toby Mayer, MD
Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon
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The least expensive neck lift is often not the best choice

Hi Bmoniz As you will have gathered from the responses above, the cost of a neck lift will vary substantially depending on the nature of the procedure that is performed. Generally surgeons in your area will give you a “ballpark” figure over the phone as to what the costs would be for the various procedures. I would like to add however that although the cost can be considered when selecting treatment, it should not be the deciding factor. The effect of the surgery will likely... more
Wayne I. Yamahata, MD
Sacramento Plastic Surgeon
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Neck lift surgery costs depends on the surgeon and what you need

The cost of each procedure depends on the surgeon and how much work needs to be done.There is a difference betwen only neck lift (very rare that a patient needs neck lift only), face lift and ompelte face lift. The best thing would be to get more than one cosultation and ask to see before and after pictures. Pleease do not make your decision soley on the fee. One plastic surgeon may charge less but may also do less work. Fixing the bad results will cost you more . Make your decision based... more
Kamran Khoobehi, MD
New Orleans Plastic Surgeon
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Neck Lift Pricing

An office visit/consultation (complimentary) is beneficial prior to planning the procedure. A neck lift may entail a liposuction, muscle tightening or suspension, and/or skin removal. Furthermore, optimum results may require a face lift (upper/lower) and/or fat grafting, and/or chin implant placement or jaw surgery, and/or skin resurfacing procedure. A neck lift by itself may not produce your desired result. During the consultation we may determine that other procedures are better suited... more
Otto Joseph Placik, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Canadian Cost for the Various Types Neck Lifts

In my practice in Toronto Canada, I offer 3 levels of invasiveness when considering a neck lift. Each has its indications and power in addressing neck issues. The technique is often dictated by the patient's own anatomy and aging. FIRST level is liposuction alone, via one under-the-chin 3mm incision and one similar incision behind each earlobe. COST: 4500$ + taxes. The SECOND level is level 1 with a platysmoplasty, i.e. repair of the hanging neck muscle... more
Marc DuPere, MD
Toronto Plastic Surgeon
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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, if performed under local anesthesia or general anesthesia and who is administering the anesthesia. Don’t choose your surgeon ONLY by price, make sure they can achieve your goals. A range would be... more
Tom J. Pousti, MD
San Diego Plastic Surgeon
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Necklifts are great!

Neck lifts come in many flavors. I can do a local direct excision of skin, fat and tighten the muscle. I can perform a platysmaplasty with skin redraping. Finally I can do an extended necklift that includes incision behind the ears to help remove excess skin. The total cost varies from procedure to procedure, but can range from 5000 to 10000. Facelifts are more expensive and have a significantly longer downtime.
Robert M. Freund, MD
New York Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of neck and facelift

The cost of a neck and facelift varies tremendously.  Keep in mind that paying less money for a procedure does not necessarily save you money if you consider the following factors: Need for subsequent surgery Possible to have uncorrectable issues from first surgery Additional downtime with second surgery It is better to have the procedure performed by an experienced face and neck lift surgeon from the start from a financial and safety standpoint.... more
Anil R. Shah, MD
Chicago Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Necklift fees

Depending upon whether you require general anesthesia or intravenous sedation the costs in the Jacksonville area range from about 3500 to 5500 dollars. I hope this information helps.
Scott Trimas, MD
Jacksonville Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Neck lift cost

The cost of a neck lift is dependent on the work needed. This can include neck liposuction under the chin area, platasmaplasty ( which is the tightening of neck muscles), removal of fat from under the platysma, suture elevation of neck, or simple skin excision. It can thus range anywhere from 4000 to 7000 dollars or more.
Siamak Agha, MD, PhD
Orange County Plastic Surgeon
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Atlanta- Cost of Neck lift

There are several procedures to take care of neck issues. Cervicoplasty, Liposuction , Lower facelift (which includes the neck area). If you go to our website we have pricing on all of our procedures. 
Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD
Atlanta Plastic Surgeon
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Neck Lift fee

I think it is most important to find a surgeon who can do a quality neck lift. The fees in New York really vary from performing just a neck lift to a full face lift. This fee can vary from $7,000 up to $20,000.
Steven Wallach, MD
Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Necklift cost - more to consider

Neck issues come in all shapes and sizes. By definition, a true "necklift" will include a platysmaplasty or tightening of the strap muscles- this corrects the banding and leaves a softer/ flatter neck on profile. Therefore, you will need to be under a controlled anesthestic ( general or heavy sedation); this in my opinion is CRITICAL to acheiving an incredible result. Be careful signing up for a necklift, or any cosmetic surgery for that matter, based on price alone. Interview... more
John Philip Connors III, MD
Atlanta Plastic Surgeon
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