Loose neck skin or platysmal bands? (photo)

There is definitely some loose skin, but to suggest what treatment would be helpful, an in-person exam and or some further views would be needed, like a frontal view relaxed and grimacing to evaluate the platysma. Treatment depends on how loose it looks and if there is any concern other than...

No, not many patients are candidates for an isolated neck lift (except younger patients with good tissue elasticity/minimal excess skin). You have redundant midline skin with platsymal banding. The skin excess is hard to eliminate without including the incisions behind the ears/neckline and...

You comment that you went to THE pre-eminent neck lift surgeon in the UK. This begs the question of did you have a facelift as well. It appears you did not, and whatever your initial concern was, it is clear that you now need to go the THE pre-eminent face and necklift surgeon in the UK. ...

It's unlikely that you have excess skin and your best bet would be to do liposuction. I usually add laser-assisted skin tightening but at your age, it would probably not matter. Young people with some bunching and a little excess fat usually get a nice result with liposuction alone. The next...

When there is too much loose skin, an isolated necklift just won't do. As you have learned, skin tightening devices have their limitations. At this point I would consider a face lift in addition to a necklift. You need to pull up the slack between the clavicles and the midface with upward...

This is a cobra neck deformity. This is related to excessive removal of the deep fat in between the platysma muscle bellies in the midline of the neck. It does not appear that the submandibular glands were reduced. It also appears that the platysma muscle has separated and there is now a gap out...