I'm 50. My skin was aged and I lost subcutaneous fat to my face as a side effect of a med in my 30s. Now with time my neck shows increasing laxity. I've had one consultation with a surgeon who said that I don't have enough loose facial skin for a face lift and that a prominent larynx means that any improvement via a neck lift would be minimal. Would resurfacing help tighten my skin? Is collagen depleted skin an issue re: surgery? See previous posts for more photos. Thanks.
Answer: Neck Actually, a facelift would be helpful, but you can get some good improvement with minimally invasive skin tightening with radiofrequency and J plasma like Renuvion plus liposuction.
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Answer: Neck Actually, a facelift would be helpful, but you can get some good improvement with minimally invasive skin tightening with radiofrequency and J plasma like Renuvion plus liposuction.
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November 22, 2023
Answer: Options to address neck laxity Plastic surgeons have several techniques to comprehensively address neck laxity. Achieving the most natural and optimal results involves a strategic combination beyond a mere choice between a facelift or necklift. Even these terms encompass various procedures ranging from office-based minilifts to extensive deep plane facelifts. In your specific case, I would recommend a blend of multiple modalities to restore the structural integrity of your lower face, reinstating the definition that is presently lacking. This holistic approach may involve skin tightening through Renuvion helium plasma technology, mini liposculpting of the lower face and neck, suture suspension the underlying neck muscles, and structural volumization of the lower jaw that are currently less defined to give you a more masculine jawline and neck. Remarkably, most of the time these procedures together can be executed in an office setting within a span of approximately 60-90 minutes.
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November 22, 2023
Answer: Options to address neck laxity Plastic surgeons have several techniques to comprehensively address neck laxity. Achieving the most natural and optimal results involves a strategic combination beyond a mere choice between a facelift or necklift. Even these terms encompass various procedures ranging from office-based minilifts to extensive deep plane facelifts. In your specific case, I would recommend a blend of multiple modalities to restore the structural integrity of your lower face, reinstating the definition that is presently lacking. This holistic approach may involve skin tightening through Renuvion helium plasma technology, mini liposculpting of the lower face and neck, suture suspension the underlying neck muscles, and structural volumization of the lower jaw that are currently less defined to give you a more masculine jawline and neck. Remarkably, most of the time these procedures together can be executed in an office setting within a span of approximately 60-90 minutes.
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