I am 38 y/o female who lost about 94 lbs about 1.5 years ago and have maintained my weight at 140 lbs. Within the past year I’ve noticed my skin on my neck looking more lax. I do lift heavy and notice I strain alot in my neck region and don’t know if that contributed to my skin being more lax in my neck. But was wondering if there are conservative options to help tighten and lift my neck?
June 16, 2025
Answer: Necklift Contrary to the old practice where Facelift or Necklift cases were in older patients (from 55-60 years old) we currently know that in many cases like yours where there were weight changes, they can benefit greatly from this type of surgery, achieving even better results than in older patients.
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June 16, 2025
Answer: Necklift Contrary to the old practice where Facelift or Necklift cases were in older patients (from 55-60 years old) we currently know that in many cases like yours where there were weight changes, they can benefit greatly from this type of surgery, achieving even better results than in older patients.
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June 14, 2025
Answer: Neck Lift after weight loss, platysmal bands and loose skin Congratulations to your weight loss! The wish for less invasive procedures is understandable, but none of those will replace a well done necklift. With a necklift, the redundant skin, the neck bands, the platysma, enlarged glands and some remaining fat deposits can be addressed. This is not possible with any other technique. Often energy based devices compromise blood flow in the skin and cause underlying scarring, and irregularties , making future surgeries more difficult. The results might be limited and complications can increase. I hope this helps
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June 14, 2025
Answer: Neck Lift after weight loss, platysmal bands and loose skin Congratulations to your weight loss! The wish for less invasive procedures is understandable, but none of those will replace a well done necklift. With a necklift, the redundant skin, the neck bands, the platysma, enlarged glands and some remaining fat deposits can be addressed. This is not possible with any other technique. Often energy based devices compromise blood flow in the skin and cause underlying scarring, and irregularties , making future surgeries more difficult. The results might be limited and complications can increase. I hope this helps
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