Lots of things on my face bother me but I absolutely can't stand my neck for a moment longer ....its a bad mixture of genetics and sun and I'm really wanting to fix it. I just had Total FX on my face a couple of weeks ago and healed very quickly. Is a face and neck lift the only thing that will help me? I'm terrified of going under general anesthesia because I have young children and although its safe, there's always a risk. I also don't know any surgeons who specialize in neck rejuvenation. Help!
Answer: Neck laxity often needs surgery As you have already discovered, the minimally invasive procedures to tighten the neck are often disappointing. There are two excellent ways of reducing neck looseness. First, a lower facelift can be done. This involves incisions behind the ear and underneath the earlobe. It tightens the neck and the neck skin nicely. In some patients, the shape of your jawline contributes to the neck skin appearing loose. If the chin is receding, a small chin implant along with the lower facelift may be just the ticket. A face lift that includes the upper and lower face can also redistribute volume, reducing it from the jowls and adding to the cheekbone area. This increases the power of the lift even more. If cleverly done, performed by a oard certified plastic surgeon with a special interest and great experience in facelifts, facelift incisions should be minimally detectable or nondetectable. The ear and hairline should appear normal and unoperated. For anesthesia, almost all modern facelifts use local anesthesia. Most patients in addition receive IV sedation or a light general anesthetic to make the procedure more pleasant. A properly selected patient should have a medical clearance and normal laboratory tests. If in addition the surgery is performed in an accredited surgical center with a board certified MD anesthesiologist, this will give the highest possible safety. We have all our facelift patients stay in an aftercare facility with a registered nurse at least one night after surgery, to monitor vital signs and keep the patient comfortable. I have small children myself and many of my patients are very concerned with the safety of their surgery, especially if they have small children. Following all the guidelines above will not get you the best price, but will lead you to the safest surgery performed by the most competent surgeon.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Neck laxity often needs surgery As you have already discovered, the minimally invasive procedures to tighten the neck are often disappointing. There are two excellent ways of reducing neck looseness. First, a lower facelift can be done. This involves incisions behind the ear and underneath the earlobe. It tightens the neck and the neck skin nicely. In some patients, the shape of your jawline contributes to the neck skin appearing loose. If the chin is receding, a small chin implant along with the lower facelift may be just the ticket. A face lift that includes the upper and lower face can also redistribute volume, reducing it from the jowls and adding to the cheekbone area. This increases the power of the lift even more. If cleverly done, performed by a oard certified plastic surgeon with a special interest and great experience in facelifts, facelift incisions should be minimally detectable or nondetectable. The ear and hairline should appear normal and unoperated. For anesthesia, almost all modern facelifts use local anesthesia. Most patients in addition receive IV sedation or a light general anesthetic to make the procedure more pleasant. A properly selected patient should have a medical clearance and normal laboratory tests. If in addition the surgery is performed in an accredited surgical center with a board certified MD anesthesiologist, this will give the highest possible safety. We have all our facelift patients stay in an aftercare facility with a registered nurse at least one night after surgery, to monitor vital signs and keep the patient comfortable. I have small children myself and many of my patients are very concerned with the safety of their surgery, especially if they have small children. Following all the guidelines above will not get you the best price, but will lead you to the safest surgery performed by the most competent surgeon.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Neck improvement under sedation Based on your photograph, an extended necklift or minifacelift may give you a great result. These procedures can be performed under sedation or twilight anesthesia which is safer. If you're not comfortable with that, a nonsurgical necklift is also a common procedure using fillers into the face to improve extra skin in the neck.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Neck improvement under sedation Based on your photograph, an extended necklift or minifacelift may give you a great result. These procedures can be performed under sedation or twilight anesthesia which is safer. If you're not comfortable with that, a nonsurgical necklift is also a common procedure using fillers into the face to improve extra skin in the neck.
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August 8, 2015
Answer: Neck lift can be performed with local anesthesia and twilight sedation You do not need to go under general anesthesia for a mini face and neck lift. This procedure cab easily performed with local anesthesia and twilight sedation. Laser surgery will not improve you neck laxity.
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Answer: Neck lift can be performed with local anesthesia and twilight sedation You do not need to go under general anesthesia for a mini face and neck lift. This procedure cab easily performed with local anesthesia and twilight sedation. Laser surgery will not improve you neck laxity.
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November 10, 2014
Answer: Weekend Necklift It is possible that you may be a candidate for what is termed, "The Laser Assisted Weekend Necklift:" It is a minimally invasive procedure. Cervicofacial Liposculpture is first employed to contour the unfavorable fatty changes seen in the face and neck as time passes by, such as the ‘Turkey neck’ and ‘double chin’.Careful attention is then turned to tightening the neck muscles and eliminating neck bands. Finally, I employ laser technology to ‘resurface’ the underside of the neck skin, thereby ‘shrinkwrapping’ the skin of the neck restoring a youthful contour.A consultation with a board certified facial plastic surgeon or board certified plastic surgeon will help determine which procedures will provide the best results for you.
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Answer: Weekend Necklift It is possible that you may be a candidate for what is termed, "The Laser Assisted Weekend Necklift:" It is a minimally invasive procedure. Cervicofacial Liposculpture is first employed to contour the unfavorable fatty changes seen in the face and neck as time passes by, such as the ‘Turkey neck’ and ‘double chin’.Careful attention is then turned to tightening the neck muscles and eliminating neck bands. Finally, I employ laser technology to ‘resurface’ the underside of the neck skin, thereby ‘shrinkwrapping’ the skin of the neck restoring a youthful contour.A consultation with a board certified facial plastic surgeon or board certified plastic surgeon will help determine which procedures will provide the best results for you.
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August 7, 2017
Answer: Ultherapy UltraLift for the neck in Los Angeles I encourage women to undergo an Ultherapy UltraLift for the neck in order to tighten the muscles of the neck without surgery. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACSLos Angeles Plastic Surgeon
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Answer: Ultherapy UltraLift for the neck in Los Angeles I encourage women to undergo an Ultherapy UltraLift for the neck in order to tighten the muscles of the neck without surgery. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACSLos Angeles Plastic Surgeon
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February 18, 2014
Answer: Neck lift or face lift may give the results you want A neck lift is an excellent operation for somebody less than 50 years of age who just has excess fat above and below the platysmal muscle. Traditional liposuction is an older but simpler procedure that can help as well. Women usually over 50 will require a face/neck lift because of the excess skin that needs to be removed, in addition to addressing facial and neck muscles. The photos shows there is no fat in the neck, just inelastic skin. A lower face neck lift with tightening of the excess skin is required. For many examples, please see the link below
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Answer: Neck lift or face lift may give the results you want A neck lift is an excellent operation for somebody less than 50 years of age who just has excess fat above and below the platysmal muscle. Traditional liposuction is an older but simpler procedure that can help as well. Women usually over 50 will require a face/neck lift because of the excess skin that needs to be removed, in addition to addressing facial and neck muscles. The photos shows there is no fat in the neck, just inelastic skin. A lower face neck lift with tightening of the excess skin is required. For many examples, please see the link below
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