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Thank you for the question and pictures. It is not uncommon for there to be some increased redness 3 months after a neck lift. This will resolve over time. Some redness is very common, due to increased circulation in the superficial blood vessels. Also, you might have some UV damage that can look red. Remember a neck lift does not give you new neck skin. We often will follow up surgery with BBL ( brand band light ) treatments for the UV damage many patients have by the time they are looking for face or neck lifting options. You should follow up with your surgeon regarding your concerns. Good luck to you.
Thank you for your question. You are still in the recovery phase, and should expect improvement as you continue healing. Please work with your board certified facial plastic surgeon to achieve your best healing results. Best wishes,
Hi Teenarocks,Although you're 3 months out, you're still healing. I anticipate this will get better with time. We say final healing is at about 1 year from the procedure, but follow closely with your surgeon for his/her recommendations.Best wishes,Dr. Jay
Thank you for your question. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon to discuss your aesthetic desires and to develop a possible treatment plan. Best wishes,
The scar from a cervicoplasty varies with the surgeon's training and choice of technique. My general preference is to ease the edges of the neck skin totally into the junction of the ear with the head. This can prevent the common hairline extension that is visible when the hair is put up. Al...
Thank you for your question. You seem to be an ideal candidate for the laser-assisted weekend necklift because the procedure contours the neck and jawline, removing the jowl appearance, while providing a recovery period as short as one weekend. Always work with a board certified facial plastic ...