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This is a cobra neck deformity. This is related to excessive removal of the deep fat in between the platysma muscle bellies in the midline of the neck. It does not appear that the submandibular glands were reduced. It also appears that the platysma muscle has separated and there is now a gap out of the midline. I would recommend a deep plane neck lift to reduce the deeper fat further, sculpt the submandibular glands, repair the platysmal muscle bellies back together and very carefully perform superficial fat liposuction. You need to find an American Board of Plastic Surgery certified surgeon; ideally, this surgeon has also completed an aesthetic fellowship accredited by the Aesthetic Society.
Hello Brynne.Thank you for your question. Given that you are now 7 months post op, I believe you can have your neck revised. I think there are areas of irregularities that need to be addressed. Have you spoken to your surgeon about your concerns? That will be a first step.Kind regards.
Thank you for sharing your concerns — it's completely understandable to feel uncertain at this stage, especially when you're closely observing the healing process. At around the 6-month mark after a face and neck lift, it's not uncommon to notice things like skin folds or asymmetry, e...
This is a cobra neck deformity. This is related to excessive removal of the deep fat in between the platysma muscle bellies in the midline of the neck. It does not appear that the submandibular glands were reduced. It also appears that the platysma muscle has separated and there is now a gap out...
Hello, thank you for your photos and question! The lump appears to be a permeant suture. If it is causing you discomfort you can try massaging it to decrease the sensitivity or consult with a surgeon to cut it out and remove it. I wish you the best!
