Laser lipo; My neck looks worse now then before the lipo. Is there anything that can correct this for me? (Photo)

Botox to  the neck(platysma ) muscle is often helpful to reduce the mid line fullness in some patients. A complete  physical exam  is essential to decide  if this is appropriate for you. If the neck muscles are actually too loose, then a neck lift  with a platysmaplasty is probably the best option. Best regards, Prashant Soni M.D.

Thank you for your question. While time is a great agent for healing, please ensure that you are following your surgeon's recovery instructions. Additional remedies include fillers and revision surgeries. You would benefit from a consultation with your surgeon to discuss the outcome. Always consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.

Best wishes,

It's not unusual to have lax skin after a fat-removal process. The sagging you are experiencing would probably best be remedied by either a neck lift or a full face lift. I hope this helps.

A lower face/neck lift would really tighten up the jawline and neck so great and be easy to undergo under local with a little iv sedation for comfort. The results are dramatic and natural looking.

Liposuctionoften results in sagging skin if not done properly with an energy based device. I prefer a combination therapy,especially in patients with lax skin. Adding in skin tightening withUltherapy or thermage or thermiRF. laser treatmetns like fraxel or intensife externally will be beneficial for crepe skin. Otherwise,neck lift or face lift may be your best option and you need a formal consultation to determine. Please see an expert.Best, Dr. Emer

Although a neck lift or face lift would be an option there are also times when the excess skin can be directly excised leaving a small Z-shaped scar.  Although the scar is visible it usually fades very nicely over time.