When I turn my head it feels like there is some loose skin under my chin - Is a Neck Lift needed? (photo)

Hello,
Plastic surgery has 2 categories: reconstruction and aesthetic (satisfaction of art.) When we’re shopping for art for the home, we never ask if we need this. We ask if we like what we see, if it reinforces our vision of self and brings us joy.
If you’re concerned about the beauty, you can imagine how to protect and keep your beauty or how you envision yourself. Sometimes it’s not about what you need, it’s about protecting and maintaining. In any case, it’s a personal decision based on what brings you satisfaction and confidence.
Feeling a bit of loose skin under your chin when turning your head doesn’t automatically mean you need a neck or central neck lift. It’s important to consider whether this is noticeable in your natural resting position or only during certain movements.
If you’re thinking about making a change, focus on what you specifically want to see when you look in the mirror, rather than comparing yourself to others. There are many solutions— to do nothing, some temporary, some longer-lasting—and consulting with an expert who understands your goals can help you decide what’s right for you.
Most importantly, any procedure on the delicate neck area should be approached carefully. It’s not about going on an “adventure” with just anyone, but seeking out an experienced specialist who can deliver safe, predictable results and understands this specific territory.

More information is needed, such as a full set of facial and neck photographs from all angles in a chin neutral position without straining your neck. When turning hard to the left or right, you are gonna stretch your skin, so that's an artificial situation.