After weight loss, what can be done about turkey neck? Deep wrinkles next to nose and sunk in eyes (Photo)

Congratulations on your weight loss! A 100lb weight loss will definitely cause changes in the face and neck. Loose skin requires tightening, and while some non-surgical options offer some improvement, there is better way to handle loose skin than to tighten it, and remove the excess skin that resulted from the weight loss. This would be a necklift, or lower face/necklift. Seek out an experienced, board certified plastic surgeon and discuss all your options. After losing that much weight, fillers and Botox simply aren’t enough to restore a more youthful look. Discuss treating your eyelids as well. That is a key feature that often ages you. Good luck!

Thank you for your question. You seem to be an ideal candidate for the laser-assisted weekend neck lift because it can contour your neck and jawline to create a more youthful appearance with a recovery period as short as 1 weekend. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon to determine your candidacy.
Best wishes,

At your age you need to removed the extra skin in your face and neck. Any other procedure including a non surgical procedures will produce limited results including fillers.  Most likely you need a face and neck lift.

Thank you for your question.  Your photo makes it hard to examine, however, typically patients with extreme weight loss will have lost skin laxity.  This creates lose skin around the jawline (jowls) and the neck (turkey neck).  The only way to remove excess skin would be to surgical remove.  This would be a necklift which can be combined with a facelift.  The incisions will be hidden in your sideburns, so when faded hardly visible.  Weight loss patients skin quality tends to be pretty poor due to the amount of weight that has been lost. Some patients who are not worried about scarring would prefer to have a direct neck lift to ensure the skin doesn't drop and is completely removed.  These are options you can discuss at a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon.  All The Best 

Hello, and thanks for your question.  Congratulations on the weight loss--that is quite an achievement!When you have lost a lot of weight it is common to have saggy skin.  People also lose fat in their faces, which can lead to sunken eyes.  For loose neck skin, there are a few options that depend on the degree of laxity and your budget.  A comprehensive fix would be to do surgery to remove the excess neck skin.  Another option would be to do non-surgical radio frequency skin tightening treatments.  Typically people require about 6 session to achieve a good result.  You would need an in-person consultation to make sure that the treatment is appropriate for your goals and your time investment.For under the eyes we would likely recommend a combination of CO2 laser treatments and a more permanent filler.  We have been using Bellafill for people who want a longer lasting result, and have seen great results.  The CO2 will help rebuild the structures under the eye so that the filler has a better foundation to sit on.  Please consult a board-certified facial plastic surgeon.  There are many options to address your concerns, and you should be able to get a great result.I wish you the best!

Let me join the others who have already responded to your question by congratulating you on your weight-loss!   Is difficult to see your neck in the photo provided but I suspect based on the amount of weight that you lost and your age that you do have some degree of skin laxity in the neck. This would most likely benefit from the lower facelift/neck lift. Although there are other nonsurgical options available, the results tend to be more limited and less long-lasting.  The main issue I can see based on the photo provided is a significant loss of volume in your mid face.  If traditional fillers containing hyaluronic acid are not working for you, you might consider other options such as cheek implants, Sculptra or fat transfer.  Your surgeon should be able to provide you with the pros and cons of each and guide you to the options that best fits your goals. Hope this helps!

Hello and thank you for your question.  Congratulations on your weight loss.   Based on your description, you may
benefit from a neck lift.  If good technique is used,
this can be done with minimal scarring and can result in a natural look, not
over-done look, with tightening of your neck.  Make sure you specifically look
at before and after pictures of real patients who have had this surgery
performed by your surgeon and evaluate their results. The most important aspect
is to find a surgeon you are comfortable with. I recommend that you seek
consultation with a qualified board-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate
you in person.
Best wishes and good luck.
Richard G. Reish, M.D.  FACS
Harvard-trained plastic surgeon

Some people require surgery to get the best improvement.  Non invasive options for improvement to the neck include:
botox, dysport or xeomin and/or fillers to help platysmal bandsthermage radiofrequencyultherapy high intensity ultrasoundPDO nova threads or instalift for liftingsculptra injections for collagen productionbtl exilis ultra, venus legacy, and thermi250 for constant collagen stimulationJ plasma or thermiRF internal tighteningI recommend a combination of fillers, lasers and microneedling/prp to improve under the eyes. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

After 100 pound weight loss the skin has been stretched and is now sagging. The underlying muscle and fascia needs to be supported and the excess skin needs to be trimmed to rejuvenate your face. See a board certified ASAPS plastic surgeon. Good luck...

It would be very difficult to give you accurate analysis and plan of treatment based on this photo. In general, neck problem should be treated with neck lift or lower face/neck lift. Midface atrophy should benefit from augmentation; cheek implants, fat grafting, soft tissue fillers are all viable options. Good luck.