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First - if a neck lift is done under local with IV Sedation - the risks should be extremely low. You should be up and around the next day and early ambulation is the key. If you can avoid General Anesthesia - you reduce most of the risk of DVT.
Dear patient from GA I reviewed other physician’s answers. Their answer is regarding Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) which is very unlikely after neck lift surgery, if you’re ambulating. Many of my patients ask this question as well. I believe your question is what are the chances of bleeding and clot formation after neck lift surgery. The first post operative week is crucial to have enough rest and stay away from heavy lifting, bending, and exercise. I hope this is was helpful.
The risk for a blood clot after a neck lift is typically low and is more related to associated factors such as prior history, birth control pills, obesity, age, etc.
I assume you mean a deep vein thrombosis which is very rare to occur. Some have even occurred several weeks after surgery. Early ambulation and preop dvt prevention techniques help minimize the risks.
Every surgeon has his own policy on revisions. Mine states, in writing, that if an issue is brought to my attention within six months, I will operate at no additional charge but, if a facility or anesthesia fee is involved, this would be the patient's responsibility. You should...
Regarding:"Had a Neck Lift 3 Months Ago. I posted my picture 10 days after my neck lift and could tell I didn't like what I saw.Now its 3 months later and Im still not happy.He fixed my jowling and loose neck skin but under my chin looks worst then before it all.I told him my concern...
I am sorry you had this complication. It is uncommon but frightening. I assume that on the 12th day, you had emergency surgery to stop the bleeding - and that the problem was in the face where the temporal artery is found. Now the sensation of bleeding along the side of the...
I generally advise patients to sleep on their back with their head elevated at least 30 degrees (or as high as they can comfortably sleep) for 2 weeks after surgery. This helps to reduce swelling in the face and neck after surgery.
: Underneath the chin is probably the most challenging area to resolve problems with neck lift or facelift type surgery. Essentially in most instances liposculpture is required, as well as some form of tightening, tightening to the platysmal bands and deeper fascial muscle tissue. Many times...
"These are all natural parts of the aging process. What we can do is try preventative treatments or get a neck lift / face lift earlier in the aging process. There are numerous non-surgical options available, and some can be used in combination to get best outcomes, but you would need a...
