What can I do to fix my goiter-like neck? (photos)

I recommend first getting another evaluation with an endocrinologist to evaluate you prior to pursuing cosmetic treatment. Moreover, we do treatment in this area quite frequently. One great option is, a cobra lift, where we combine skin removal, muscle tightening (platysmaplasty), VASER, and J-Plasma all to contour the chin/neck in one treatment. Other options include facetite, ultherapy, and neck lipo. I recommend (upon medical clearance) consulting with a cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon to review both invasive vs. non invasive treatment options. Best, Dr. Emer.

You do indeed look like you have an enlarged thyroid. This needs to be carefully assessed before proceeding to the plastic surgeon's office. In addition to thyroid testing, often an ultrasound will also be performed to assess the thyroid gland. 

it looks like you have a band of adipose tissue in your neck. I had a patient 2 weeks ago. A careful examination by an experienced Asaps board certified plastic surgeon should be able to determine if this is superficial fat amenable to liposuction. Good luck.  

Thanks for writing,I think you need to see a Board Certified Endocrinologist. You need a great physical examination of your neck and possibly some ultra-sound or other studies. The area in your photos is anatomically associate with not only the thyroid but also parathyroids, lymph nodes, and others anatomical structures. The majority of the time neck fat is higher up in the neck and or under the chin.I believe you have to prove there is no gland or anatomy problem. If everything is normal then I would find a Board Certified Plastic surgeon who can examine you and then give you options to help you improve you neck. I hope this helps. Good luck Stephen M. Davis, MD, FACS
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Yes, you have a goiter. there is no cosmetic surgery for that but you definitely need to consult with an endocrinologist.