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Will a Trampoline Necklift Improve my Jawline? Other Options?

asked 9 months ago by bijou2903 in LA
Latest answer by Sam Naficy, MD
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Tags: jaw line, double chin, options

I was advised to do a trampoline necklift with a liposuction by one surgeon and a lower face lift by another. I don't like my profile, sometimes it even looks as if I have a double chin. Thanks.

6 answers to Will a Trampoline Necklift Improve my Jawline? Other Options?

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Neck lift options

Based on your photos it appears that you are a good candidate for a mini neck lift (~ 1 inch incision under the chin) and a chin implant placed through the same incision
Sam Naficy, MD

Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon

seattleface.com

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The trampoline neck lift sounds questionable

I have been approached by this company and although I have not tried it, it is in my opinion that this approach would give your minimal results. The best way to treat the neck at this time is a neck lift. But it depends on what your anatomy is at currently that dictates the best approach. Based on your picture, I think a neck lift is the best option. Below is an example of a video that helps to answer this question for you to watch and a link to see more informative videos: more
Philip Young, MD

Bellevue Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.drphilipyoung.com

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Strengthen jawline with chin implant and neck liposuction

I agree that your neckline and contour of your jaw would be greatly improved with the combination of a chin implant and some neck (cervical) liposuction. In my opinion, you are too young to be considering a necklift and there are other less invasive procedures to try first.
Jason D. Bloom, MD

Philadelphia Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Double Chin Deformity Improved By Chin Implant and Neck Liposuction

All of the options you have mentioned are far more than you really need. You have a chin deficiency and some neck fullness due to fat. You should pursue a more simpler and effective option of chin implant augmentation and neck liposuction. That would completely correct your young 'double chin' issue which is neither rare in occurrence nor difficult to improve surgically. This would give you more horizontal chin projection and a mroe defined cervivomental angle, both of which... more
Barry L. Eppley, MD, DMD

Indianapolis Plastic Surgeon
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Will a Trampoline Necklift Improve my Jawline? Other Options?

I'm not sure why you'd have a tag team of surgeons. You have a weak chin and some excess skin and fat in the neck. If you are under 40, a chin implant, micro-liposuction and an ellipse of excess skin under the chin would be advised. If the trampoline necklift uses sutures or suspension, these are prone to failure and relapse, so it might be best to get a second opinion from a plastic and cosmetic surgeon that's comfortable doing all the work him or herself. more
Francis R. Palmer, III, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Consider chin implant

You seem awfully young to be considering a neck lift! I would sugest less invasive options first. Liposuction is a good option if there is excess fat that you can pinch between your fingers - if you pinch the skin under your chin, does it fell thicker than the skin of the lower neck? The best option may be to consider a chin implant - this would support your soft tissues better, and would help slow your facial aging as well. Both liposuction and chin implant can be done through a small... more
J. Charles Finn, MD

Raleigh-Durham Facial Plastic Surgeon

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