I am interested in cool sculpting for turkey neck as well as fat pad at mid line of neck.

Thank you for your question. I would recommend seeing a board certified plastic surgeon for a consultation. This way, you can explain your concerns and find an option that fits you best. An in-person assessment is always best.Regards,

I find that liposuction with Thermi do best for this area, unless you need a surgical lift.  Noninvasive options like coolsculpting take numerous treatments for minimal improvement.  Kybella is likely better.  Dr. Emer.

Hello. CoolSculpting is a wonderful treatment but it works best when there is good skin laxity that allows the skin to snap back after fat is removed. Other options for the chin and neck include Ultherapy and truSculpt for the jaw line.I would recommend you pursue your weight loss goal before having any procedure as a large weight loss post procedure can affect your results.A consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon can help you determine your best course of action. Good luck.

There have been many patients that are happy with the cool Sculpting and tru Sculpting for the neck, arms, and back.  We also have other options, such as Kybella, which is injected into the neck area to dissolve the fat.  I recommend sitting down with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss which procedure will be the best for you.  Good luck!

There are more options for neck rejuvenation than ever before, and many of them are non surgical. Coolsculpting is an excellent option for patients with moderate to moderate plus neck fullness. It can address a significant amount of fat in the neck and provide some skin tightening, but it will not provide significant tightening. 

CoolSculpting under the chin has become increasingly popular since the release of Zeltiq's most recently released applicator the CoolMini. The treatment protocol generally requires two treatments, one shortly after consultation and the second about 60 after the first. For most of the applicators we retreat at 30 days but with the smaller applicator we have found best results by delaying the second treatment a bit. Given your age and the fact that you had mentioned being overweight you should know that this procedure can be great at removing fat but if you have a lot of laxity in your neck it will not help much with skin tightness. One potential path may be to reduce the fat under your chin using the CoolSculpting and then tighten up the neck with a noninvassive skin tightening technology like Ultherapy.

Thank you for your question! Non-surgical treatments that reduce volume include under the chin include: CoolSculpting and Kybella. Surgical options include liposuction and/or a neck lift. There are also multiple non-surgical procedures to assist with skin tightening that include Laser therapy and radio frequency. If you are in the process of losing weight I recommend that you try to lose the weight first. Otherwise you can always consult a certified physician for recommendation. Best of luck!

Non-surgical treatments that reduce volume include under the chin include: CoolSculpting and Kybella. Surgical options include liposuction and/or a neck lift. There are also multiple non-surgical procedures to assist with skin tightening that include Laser therapy and radio frequency. If you are in the process of losing weight I recommend that you try to lose the weight first. Otherwise you can always consult a certified physician for recommendation.

Hi,It sounds like it would be best for you to get an evaluation in person to see how much of your neck is fat or loose skin.  It is best is you see a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon who can give you an honest and objective opinion.  If you have primarily fat, you could be a canidate for the cool mini which is excellent for chin fat.  If you also have loose skin, you will probably need a procedure to tighten or lift the skin also.Warmly,Dr. Liu

There
are lots of options for excess tissue under the chin causing a turkey neck
appearance. Non-surgical treatments that reduce volume include under the chin
include: CoolSculpting and Kybella. Surgical options include liposuction and/or a
neck lift. There are also multiple non-surgical
procedures to assist with skin tightening that include Laser therapy and
radio frequency. If you are in the
process of losing weight I recommend that you try to lose the weight
first. Your weight loss may not make the
problem go away, and in fact it may create a different problem. One that now is
excess loose skin vs excess volume.
However, I think it is most important that you are as healthy as you can
be first and foremost. Lose the weight
then assess what concerns you may want to address with rejuvenation options.