How Much Does a Neck Lift Cost?

This is a great question and a lot of surgeons hate answering this question because there are a wide variety of surgical and nonsurgical options and combination procedures. Additionally, it really depends on which areas are bothering you specifically.  Is it just the neck? Also the jowls?The prices also vary widely depending on what part of the country you're from. The usual range is anywhere from a few thousand dollars for non-board-certified plastic surgeons to up to $50,000.
A Neck Lift in our office is $4000.  Our price includes all surgical fees, private transportation, 3 scar laser treatments after surgery, and post op massage therapies to help you heal quicker and optimally .
More definitive pricing can be provided after a private consultation in our office.
I would recommend that you see a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area that is a member of both ASPS & ASAPS and performs a lot of facelifts & neck lifts but also offers all the nonsurgical options such as injectables and laser treatments. Go over your concerns with them and make sure above all, you walk out of there with several options and an idea of the pros and cons to each of them as well as realistic expectations. 
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Neck lifts give amazing results. It is one of my favorite procedures because the patients are typically very satisfied. Below is a link of the cost of surgeries for our practice. It depends on the area ( I am in Downtown Chicago) but most surgeons will work with you. One option to add in addition to neck lift is fat transfer. It really helps to finalize the results and gives people that glow they are looking for. Hope this helps.Best of luck,Drc

Neck lift cost will vary quite a bit depending on the surgeon, market, and technique that is used. There are several different types of procedures that are used to lift the neck and might be called a "neck lift". You can expect the cost to range anywhere from $5,000 to upwards of $10,000 depending on those factors listed above.All the best,

Hi! Thank you for your question. This varies by surgeon, location, and patient (different people need different procedures). I'd imagine the majority of neck lift quotes would fall between 7k and 11k.

The contributing factors to the #cost of a #neck lift include the surgeon’s fee, facility fee, medication cost and the anesthesia fee. Estimated fees may also be found here on Real Self, and the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery website, Surgery.org, or PlasticSurgery.org.  Consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon who specializes in #neck lift procedures is important to ensure you are receiving the best advice, care, and surgical experience possible. Selecting the best neck #lift surgeon will evaluate both your anatomical features and aesthetic goals to determine which neck lift procedure best suits your individual needs. In some cases your plastic surgeon may give you more than one option to choose from. 

 Facial rejuvenation is a highly complex specialty. I have heard some physicians have base prices for treatments and other physicians have charged by the number of years that the clock is turned back. Not all facelifts  are the same and therefore not all facelifts values are the same. Some procedures require upwards of six hours and some may be performed in the office in as little as one hour. Often the treatment is tailored to the patients in anatomic concerns and therefore  A variable is introduced by the patient which allows them to make a determination about what final result they are looking for. There has been an increase in the assembly line type of procedures offered by national chains  which invest heavily in advertising and promote astounding results with little cost or little downtime. One of the unique aspects of facial rejuvenation is the relationship that is developed between the surgeon and the patient and hopefully a lifelong partnership in maintaining youthful appearance.
 It can be difficult to differentiate between different providers and different price points when looking for a physician to help with your journey on facial rejuvenation  
 The best advice is to look for a provider where you feel a common bond and connection between your goals and your physicians aspirations for you. 
 Look for a physician who can grow with you as you explore the aesthetic ladder looking for minimally invasive and noninvasive interventions initially and then growing towards more invasive procedures as your hopes and desires change. 

I agree with Dr. Law on every point: focus on quality, not on price. Seeking "discount surgery" is ill advised as you'll likely get a result that looks like you've undergone "discount surgery."  Instead of looking for the cheapest option, seek surgeons who have top tier training, Board certification specifically in plastic surgery, a history of publications and/or teaching in aesthetic surgery, years of experience, an aesthetic with which you identify, and one who listens to your specific goals and customizes the procedures to minimize invasiveness, scars and recovery time while achieving those goals. Oftentimes such surgeons are NOT the ones who advertise the most, and they tend not to discount their skill and expertise. Patients' outcomes are superior when they've done their research and due diligence in vetting the surgeon.  All my best in your search!Dr. Rad

Fees vary depending on surgeon and the procedure required.  The terminology of neck lift is often confusing.  Most patients over 50 require a neck and facelift.  It's rare to only require neck lifting except for select young patients who only require neck tightening combined with fat removal.   Certain older male patients may only desire a procedure to directly correct a turkey neck with z plasty.   In the majority of cases a facelift and neck lift are combined.  Fees range from 8 to 20 thousand.  

Dear Eva, the cost of a neck lift is typically around $6000. After a thorough consultation with a qualified doctor like myself, I explained to my patients their options as there are many approach to this particular cosmetic concern. We discuss goals as well as expectations. It is important to understand what make the most sense surgically to ultimately please the patient. Best, Sarmela Sunder M.D.

The cost of a necklift depends on the geographic location, the type of necklift needed, your surgeon's credentials, his/her revision rate, and your surgeon's experience and reputation. Necklifts can range from $4500-$7500. Not all necklifts are the same and every person has a different facial anatomy and the approach for a necklift has to be individualized. Mini-necklifts are a good, lower cost option for many.  Asking to look at before and after photos may give you an idea of the surgeon's aesthetic judgement and how natural his or her necklift results are. Picking the right surgeon the first time around is worth the cost of a well performed necklift instead of a revision.For example, we specialize in Natural Facial Plastic Procedures such as our Natural Facelift and Natural Necklift to provide patients with a natural appearance to their face after surgery.