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Yes, this appears to be "cobra neck," likely caused by excessive fat removal in the central neck during the first surgery, leading to hollowing and exaggerated lateral fullness. Corrective options include fat grafting, platysmaplasty, or skin tightening to restore balance.MD Erman Ak
Hello, hope you are well. Yes, based on the photos that you submitted the appearance of your neck is consistent with a cobra neck deformity. Please feel free to reach out if you need guidance.Best,Dr. Tower
Dear Persistent, Yes, you can still benefit from a deep plane facelift, but results may differ from those with heavier tissue. Thin skin and soft tissue provide less volume for redraping, which can lead to a more subtle lift and a higher risk of visible contours or irregularities. However, a...
This appears to be a hypertrophic scar. It can be improved with steroid injections. It can also be excised down the road once your healing is complete, typically in one year. This can happen from tension on the skin and some people are more prone to it. Using silicone gel helps and some lasers...
Thank you for your question. This might be caused by the sutures used during the SMAS facelift. Discuss this with your surgeon and see what he or she says.
