What procedures to look at to correct webbed neck/chin? (photo)
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From the limited photograph, you have a recessive Chin which would require a small chin implant to augment your mandible bone forward to give better structural support for the soft tissues in the neck, and improve your jawline. The reason liposuction did not work for you is because you have fat...
+1 answers-Consider a lower face and neck lift procedure with a corset platysma-plasty, and a myotomy of the actual platysmal bands themselves. It's also best to get Botox placed in the platysmal bands about a week before the surgery so that the bands do not grow back together after the myotomy. A lower...
+3 answersHi! The answer to this question depends on what bothers you about your neck. If it is primarily skin laxity, you could always try ultherapy again. However, from what I see in your photos, you also have platysmal bands (the two vertical lines under your chin in photos 2-3). Neurotoxin can soften...
+3 answersIt looks like either the platysmal sutures were dehiscent or possible resection of midline fat under the platysma or prominent anterior digastric muscles. This cannot be corrected by more of the same technique. A routine platysmaplasty with a SMAS lift may not correct your problem. For this,...
+2 answersA facelift would be a good option (this is a neck lift that will also address some of the jowling. But, there is an office procedure (necktite plus morpheus) which is called "embrace" and it really works. Look for information and watch our videos. It's an office procedure and you'd be great for...
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