I am 65, had a full face lift in my mid forties and a mini lift in my mid 50's. My neck skin, however, is starting to sag. I am cautious, however about another surgical lift that places tension on my cervical vertebrae as I have spinal stenosis which unquestionably has caused neck symptoms. My cosmetic surgeon has suggested Thermitight. I am skeptical about the amount of improvement, especially given the cost. Would a 'mini' neck lift put less strain on my neck vertebrae?
March 5, 2017
Answer: Neck skin tightening with cervical vertebrae spinal stenosis = neck lift #necklfit #mininecklift Cervical vertebrae spinal stenosis is a medical condition where the center of the bony vertebrae ( hole that allows the spinal cord to to from the head down to the tail bone) is narrow. Neck lift surgery addresses the laxity of the neck soft tissues ( skin, muscle and excess of fat). Since manipulation of the soft tissues of the neck unlikely will affect the bonny tissue of the bones of the cervical spine, a neck lift might be performed in a patient with cervical spine stenosis IF AND ONLY IF HIS/HER SPINE SURGEON that managers the cervical spine stenosis CLEARS THE PATIENT (GIVES THE OK) FOR SURGERY.
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March 5, 2017
Answer: Neck skin tightening with cervical vertebrae spinal stenosis = neck lift #necklfit #mininecklift Cervical vertebrae spinal stenosis is a medical condition where the center of the bony vertebrae ( hole that allows the spinal cord to to from the head down to the tail bone) is narrow. Neck lift surgery addresses the laxity of the neck soft tissues ( skin, muscle and excess of fat). Since manipulation of the soft tissues of the neck unlikely will affect the bonny tissue of the bones of the cervical spine, a neck lift might be performed in a patient with cervical spine stenosis IF AND ONLY IF HIS/HER SPINE SURGEON that managers the cervical spine stenosis CLEARS THE PATIENT (GIVES THE OK) FOR SURGERY.
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March 6, 2017
Answer: Neck skin tightening with cervical vertebra spinal stenosis At age 65, a lower face and neck lift is required to tighten loose facial and neck skin. It is possible to undergo this procedure with cervical vertebra spinal stenosis. For more information and many before-and-after facelift examples, please see the link and the video below
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March 6, 2017
Answer: Neck skin tightening with cervical vertebra spinal stenosis At age 65, a lower face and neck lift is required to tighten loose facial and neck skin. It is possible to undergo this procedure with cervical vertebra spinal stenosis. For more information and many before-and-after facelift examples, please see the link and the video below
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