Is it possible to get a corset platysmaplasty after the platysma muscles have been sutured to the hyoid bone? (Photo)

I would recommend a secondary neck lift. There is a lot of redundant skin remaining in addition to platysmal bands. You may also need submandibular gland reduction.

Hello, hope you are doing well. It is possible to undergo successful revision platysmaplasty. I would advise you to wait another 6 months or so before pursuing revision surgery to allow scar tissue to mature and stabilize.

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Dr. Tower

Ina corset platysmaplasty, the platysma is not sutured to the collar bone. Depending on the Surgeon, the platysma can be sutured to the peri-hyoid fascia, but usually not to the hyoid bone itself.

It's difficult to interpret what is going on based on the photo provided, but you may have some degree of recurrence of platysmal bands. If this is the case, a revision platysmaplasty can be performed at 1 year post-op regardless of whether the muscle was sutured to the region around the hyoid.

I hope that this is helpful.

Based on your post photos, only a revision of full open necklace with midline suturing of neck muscle area is the answer. This can be done within eight months from the original surgery. Fee $15,000-$20,000. Best of virtual consult with.