Hi! I am scheduled to get a neck lift procedure next month and I am planning on asking my plastic surgeon about this at my preop, but I’m curious to get an array of thoughts. I have seen some patient post neck lift have what looks almost like a hollowing under the chin around the throat area. Is this something that is expected to happen? Is this something that can be avoided or does this just depend on individual anatomy? If I’m hoping to avoid it, it is something specific I can discuss with my surgeon?
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Getting a neck tuck under local would be great and make a significant improvement. The incision is hidden under the chin. I also do lipo and morpheus/quantum of the jawline at the same time for added skin tightening. I would recommend shaving the straggly beard off but keeping the fu man chu....
From your images, you appear to be an excellent candidate for a necklift surgery, in which excess skin is removed and the underlying muscles are adjusted to redefine your jaw angle.
You would look so much better with a lower face/neck lift under local. It is easy to undergo and with quick results. In just 2 days you can look so amazing with minimal to no bruising or swelling. Cost is roughly $20,000 for quality work. Get it done now and get yourself out of therapy!
