Crooked neck? What causes this and are there exercises or braces to help straighten my neck? (photos)

Congratulations on your weight loss – it's a real accomplishment. Unfortunately, as we age, losing significant amounts of fat often leaves us with sagging skin. Sagging in the neck, commonly referred to as a turkey neck, can be very aging as the skin there is thin and does not adhere well to t...

The delicate skin on the neck is one of the first places where aging shows up. How much skin sagging and fat deposits you get in this area is partly determined by your genetics. Also, weight gain can permanently stretch the skin and, if followed by weight loss, may result in sags in the chin and...

I am sorry to read of your disappointment. You may benefit from additional surgery to better correct your concern. Usually, it's best to wait at least 6 to 12 months depending on the reason for a #revision. Also, your procedure should always be performed by a #PlasticSurgeon who is ...

Thank you for your question. You are an excellent candidate for the Laser-Assisted Weekend Necklift. By combining liposculpture, neck lifting, and laser resurfacing, the Laser-Assited Weekend Necklift tailors the most innovative technology to the patient's needs while providing a stronger...

It appears that you are a great candidate for neck lift surgery.  Removing fat alone under the chin will help some people, but if skin elasticity is not adequate, you will also require a neck lift to optimize the appearance of your neck.  

It is common for a primary (first) lower facelift and necklift to last somewhere between 8-12 years (on average), so it is possible that you are indeed a candidate for a second lift, especially if you feel that you have sagging skin under your jawbone.  I would ask that you take caution when it ...