Facelift v neck lift to treat my loose jowls/jawline? (Photo)

A neck lift can be done alone and this would treat the submandibular excess skin and fullness. However, if a facelift is done at the same time, address cheek ptosis and jowls, your overall results would be nicer.

Based on your photos, your neck has some heaviness, and if you are not happy with your jawline as well, then you should have a full lower face and necklift. This will give you the best result that will last the longest. Be sure to see a facial expert for consultation.

The main issue with liposuction is what to do with loose skin. For some, the skin shrinks on its own, for others the skin remains loose and needs to be addressed. Skin tightening options after liposuction range from the minimally invasive Renuvion Skin Tightening and SkinTite, to a surgical Neck Lift with longer incisions. A facelift can be done later or the same time. Consult with an experienced face specialist to figure out your best option.

Hello! Thank you for your question.
As far as I can understand from your question, If you can send your photos at 95-degree angles from the front and side profile, we can make a more accurate evaluation, but face lift and neck lift surgery together will be a nice combination.
It would be better face to face consultation.
Best Regards!

I would recommend a facelift/necklift. The face and neck are one aesthetic unit; there are rare candidates for just one or the other. I would recommend seeing a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ideally with 6 years of integrated plastic surgery residency training and ALSO a 1 year aesthetic fellowship accredited by the Aesthetic Society).

Hello, i don t know your age or detailed facial features but my opinion with first look, face and necklift together will güve much better result. You should discuss about the procedure with your doctor

For the best results yes. While a neck lift can address excess fat and skin on the neck, the jowls are addressed more through a facelift. Lifting the neck along with the jowl and cheek as one unit would be the ideal way to go about your treatment plan and would help create the most natural result.

It's really impossible to fully answer this question without more information and an exam, but I will tell you that candidacy for an isolated necklift usually requires several criteria: 1) A younger patient, 2) absence of significant neck laxity, 3) absence of significant jawline changes. Although I do not know your age, I would make the assumption based on the photos that you are more of a facelift candidate. Side note: many patients who see me claiming to have previously had a "necklift" have actually had a facelift, because soft tissue repositioning frequently requires skin removal and hence facelift incisions.

This is difficult to answer without a side view photo. If your concern is only your anterior neck, then one option is submental liposuction. Another more invasive procedure would be a platysmaplasty, which involves a small incision under your chin, with tightening of the muscles, and fat removal. Visit with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to discuss your options.

Thank you for your query! You will benefit from a neck lift as well as a lower face-lift for improvement of the jowls as well as the neck. A full face lift along with the neck lift may be an even better option as it will rejuvenate your mid-face as well. Please find an experienced board certified Plastic surgeon who can examine you and help you with your concerns. All the best!