Skin still sags after necklift. Is this common? (Photo)

Based on your photos, I think you would benefit most from a standard necklift, probably extending into the lower cheek region to remove and tighten the stretchy neck skin and muscles. I don't think just adding fillers in the cheeks will significantly improve the degree of looseness visible in...

Hello, hope you are well. These examples are showing different things. The first few photos are demonstrating platysmal banding which occurs naturally very frequently as people age. This takes place when the anterior edges of a thin sheet of muscle in the neck called the platysma become visible...

If that bothers you at age 41, it's likely worth investing in the procedure that will produce for you the best result forever, a neck lift. Non-surgical measures (Kybella, FaceTite, Morpheus, etc.), and even non-invasive procedures like liposuction will not resolve fullness in that area from...

I would perform a secondary face/neck lift. You need to redrape the excess skin of the neck and lower face to properly get the skin to have less redundancy/wrinkling.

Although most of sensation in the face and neck returns within 3-6 months, there are patients who experience a longer recovery period. There is no a single nerve that innervates the skin in the area where you have diminished sensation, so permanent damage is not likely. It is individual nerve...

From these photos, it appears your vertical lines are being caused by platysmal banding. You could try aggressive botox to these to see if that helps relax the area, but most likely you will need a revision type surgery, if only in the center of the neck, to release those bands and bring them in...