Can I delay getting a revision neck lift/facelift? (Photo)

I don’t see enough looseness to justify having another facelift this soon after your previous one. You should be good for another five years easy

In my experience, if a facelift is performed correctly and addresses the deeper tissues, it should provide lasting results for about 10-15 years before a revision may be needed. Resurfacing treatments like CO2 lasers and medical-grade skincare, such as retinol—which is great that you’re already using—can help delay jowl sagging. However, if the deeper tissues were not addressed during the initial procedure, a revision may be needed sooner than the typical 10-15 year timeframe. Best of luck!

I think you could definitely get away with just doing FaceTite or Morpheus or similar type treatments rather than go through surgery again since you are so young. My preference is Virtue RF microneedling, 3 sessions for your lower face and neck. You can repeat that yearly for maintenance of results and it's easy with little to no down time. Maybe repeat the surgical lift when you are about 50. Good luck!

I would recommend a revision as the neck laxity/recurrent platysmal bands are a surgical problem. I would highly recommend against facetite/Morpheus or any other energy devices like that as these will injure the skin and subcutaneous fat that is critical for good quality skin. I would recommend seeing a plastic surgeon with 6 years of plastic surgery residency training and a year of aesthetic fellowship training to ensure that you find an individual with adequate training in this very important area of the body.

Hello, I do think you’re a good candidate for a deep plane face and neck lift to correct your concerns with jowls and neck laxity based on your photos. Facetite and Morpheus8 can help with skin laxity but it will not do much to treat your jowls, which is more on the deeper tissue under the skin.

Nice posted photos. Those non surgical options have VERY limited good results for the $$s spent! I recommend mini neck lift under local anesthesia with IV sedation for $5,000+/-. Best to virtual consult with...