Loose skin on face, neck and under eyes after weight loss. Options? (photos)

Thanks Dazzling160329 for your question! After losing weight, loose skin is a typical worry, particularly around the eyes, on the face, and on the neck. It's understandable that you're seeking reliable options after a previous procedure didn't meet your expectations.
Recognizing the Problem: Excess skin that has lost its suppleness may be left behind after significant weight reduction.
Non-Surgical Techniques:
Treatments with radiofrequency (RF) like Morpheus8 Burst-Ignite: use energy to heat the deeper layers of the skin, stimulating collagen production and tightening the skin. Multiple sessions are usually required. Usually, several sessions are needed.
Surgical Procedures:
Facelift: This surgery treats drooping skin around the jawline, cheeks, and jowls in the mid and lower face. Additionally, it can make slack neck skin seem better.
Neck Lift: This can treat "turkey neck" or neck rolls and focuses especially on tightening loose skin around the neck.
Suggestions
-See a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon for Advice: Talk about your aims and problems in detail. They are able to evaluate your particular circumstance and suggest the best course of action.
-Consider a Revision Blepharoplasty: To improve the outcomes of your prior treatment, a revision surgery may be required if the "bunching" is a significant problem.
-Examine Non-Surgical Options: Non-surgical procedures like radiofrequency by Morpheus may be worthwhile if you're not ready for surgery or if your worries are not too serious.
Remember that in order to prevent being deceived, it is crucial to be informed and select a skilled specialist. You may get the greatest result by being aware of your alternatives and establishing reasonable expectations.
Hope this was helpful!
Best wishes,
Dr Ali Sajjadian

For the loose skin on your face and neck, a total facelift or a lower facelift might be considered. Regarding the under-eye area, information about the time of previous surgery can help decide on the best option. There may be other treatment options alongside your previous blepharoplasty. For areas where volume has been lost, **fat grafting** or **fat injections** could also be considered to restore fullness and improve facial contours. To determine the best solution, a thorough physical examination is necessary. This will help assess your skin elasticity, facial features, and overall condition to create the most appropriate treatment plan for you.

I would suggest a series of radiofrequency and micro-needling treatments like Secret, and the Sculptra filler to help restore volume in your cheek and jaw areas. Sculptra acts like a scaffold and your own collagen grows into and replaces it over a two-year period. It can help to restore volume in your face and looks very natural.