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Based on the photos, I believe neck liposuction might not be the most beneficial option for you. This procedure typically targets fat tissue located below the skin and above the muscle, and you appear to have a naturally thin layer of fat under your neck skin.A neck lift is usually performed to address signs of aging, such as marionette lines, sagging cheeks, platysmal bands, or a “turkey neck” appearance. However, these signs are not evident in your photos.What I observe is a well-defined jawline at the front, but this sharp contour doesn’t extend towards your earlobes. To enhance your profile, I suggest considering jawline fillers to elongate your jawline and create a more pronounced gonial angle. This might help improve the appearance of your neck’s cervicomental angle without the need for surgery.I recommend starting with jawline fillers before exploring surgical options.
The photographs demonstrate significant fat deposits located both above and below the platysma muscle in your neck. Since you've already had liposuction, most of the fat is probably located below the muscle which is going to require and neck lift procedure. This also includes a platysma plasty...
The photograph that you presented is not very good, therefore please post a full set of facial and neck photographs from all angles to make a determination about how best to proceed. Liposuction can accomplish removal of the fat deposits above the platysma muscle, but it appears from the limited...
From the limited photograph, you have a recessive Chin which would require a small chin implant to augment your mandible bone forward to give better structural support for the soft tissues in the neck, and improve your jawline. The reason liposuction did not work for you is because you have fat...
