Can my chin/neck be pulled back? (Photo)

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 jawline and more confident appearance after a 1.5 hour surgery and a short recovery time. Please consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.Best wishes,

There are definitely options for you to add definition to your jawline and chin.  That includes everything you see mentioned by others, including liposuction.  But to me it looks like you do not have favorable anatomy to expect large changes.  Your larynx/hyoid complex appears low and somewhat anterior, meaning that even in the best case scenario you will still have a limited response to any surgical procedure.  So whatever procedure you consider, make sure you have a realistic conversation with your surgeon.

A neck lift is possible but I suggest VASER/ThermiRF combination to get great results with very little downtime.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your
photograph, you are a great candidate for chin contouring.  If you skin elasticity is good (which is appears to be based on your photo), then liposuction may work well for you.  The only way to evaluate skin elasticity is with an in-person examination. The most important aspect is to find
a surgeon you are comfortable with. With good surgical technique, you could
have an outstanding result. I recommend that you seek consultation with a
qualified board-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person.
Best wishes and good luck.
Richard G. Reish, M.D.
Harvard-trained plastic surgeon

Thank you for your question, and the picture.Yes, there is likely a good procedure to help contour your neck in order to create a more defined, masculine neck and jawline.  If there is a significant amount of fat, then liposuction alone (or, my preference is to combine liposuction with radiofrequency skin tightening) should achieve a nice result.  If it is more skin/muscle as you suggest, then a necklift to tighten those structures is ideal (for an isolated necklift, the incision is well-hidden behind the ear and into the hair on the side of the neck).  Of course, an in-person consultation will be necessary to determine the cause, and therefore the best line of treatment.  I recommend consulting with a plastic surgeon who specializes in facial rejuvenation and neck lifting procedures.Cheers,Dr. Michael Epstein

You have an obtuse angle to your neck that results from hanging skin and fat.  The structures in the neck include skin, fat, and platysmal muscle. Each of those can be addressed separately, or in a group, and can be moved in an upward-and-backward direction to restore a sharper neckline of youth, giving you a more acute (and aesthetically appealing) angle. 

A submentoplasty procedure to remove deep fat and tighten the platysmal muscle centrally is the only way to decrease your very obtuse cervicomental angle. You may also consider some chin augmentation with it as the diametric effect of bringing the chin forward (even if only slightly) with the neck angle being pulled up and back will help with the overall effect.

 A full set of photographs are required of the face to determine what may be needed. In our practice, a neck lift  involves removal of fatty deposits above and below the platysma muscle along the platysma plasty to significantly improve the jawline. No skin removal is needed when patients are under 50 years of age. For many examples and more information, please see the link and the video below

Thank you for submitting the photo.  You would need a good hands on physical exam to really be able to tell.  You would likely be a candidate for neck liposuction and possible platysmal tightening.  The amount of angulation that you can achieve in your neck is actually dependent on where your hyoid bone lies.  

In my opinion, based on the limited photography, you would be a good candidate for neck liposuction, with or without a chin implant.