I got a facelift And my neck band didn't heal properly when I lift my neck you can see it. Can that be fixed.
Answer: Residual neck bands following face lift surgery Residual neck bands following facelift surgery is actually the number one reason for the need for facelift touch ups. The bands are due to contraction and laxity of the platysma muscle. The photo that you have provided shows an unusual presentation of a neck band and almost looks like scar contracture. I am certain that this can be corrected though more information would be needed in order to fully evaluate the situation.
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Answer: Residual neck bands following face lift surgery Residual neck bands following facelift surgery is actually the number one reason for the need for facelift touch ups. The bands are due to contraction and laxity of the platysma muscle. The photo that you have provided shows an unusual presentation of a neck band and almost looks like scar contracture. I am certain that this can be corrected though more information would be needed in order to fully evaluate the situation.
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Answer: Yes A board certified plastic surgeon can address the issues in the neck, deep or superficial.
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Answer: Yes A board certified plastic surgeon can address the issues in the neck, deep or superficial.
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September 27, 2022
Answer: Platysmal bands Thank you for your question. The band can be treated with botox injection to weaken it and reduce prominence. Another option would entail dividing the band, and this could be performed under local anesthesia in the office. I hope this is helpful, and all the best to you.
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September 27, 2022
Answer: Platysmal bands Thank you for your question. The band can be treated with botox injection to weaken it and reduce prominence. Another option would entail dividing the band, and this could be performed under local anesthesia in the office. I hope this is helpful, and all the best to you.
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September 14, 2022
Answer: Neck Band Hi there! There are options to fix this band. I would start conservatively. To see if it's muscle, Botox can be provided. The Botox would help to weaken the muscle and flatten the band. If it's skin, Morpheus 8 RF microneedling may help to soften any tension. If these fail, then performing a revision in the area to address the skin may be necessary. Hope this helps you!
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September 14, 2022
Answer: Neck Band Hi there! There are options to fix this band. I would start conservatively. To see if it's muscle, Botox can be provided. The Botox would help to weaken the muscle and flatten the band. If it's skin, Morpheus 8 RF microneedling may help to soften any tension. If these fail, then performing a revision in the area to address the skin may be necessary. Hope this helps you!
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September 13, 2022
Answer: Yes, can be fixed Yes, this can be fixed. Temporarily, botox can be used to help relax the neck band and hide it, but a revision neck lift can be used to fix the banding more permanently.
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September 13, 2022
Answer: Yes, can be fixed Yes, this can be fixed. Temporarily, botox can be used to help relax the neck band and hide it, but a revision neck lift can be used to fix the banding more permanently.
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