Mini Neck lift or more ultherapy? (photos)

It 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,...

A 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...

A mini necklift will give mini results, and will not address your concerns. Consider a lower face and neck lift which will accomplish tightening loose facial and neck skin, tightening loose facial and neck muscles, lifting the jowls, and removing residual fat deposits in the neck which also...

Yes, a mini necklift would involve performing a platysma-plasty to help improve those two platysma muscle cords located in your neck. To accomplish this, there's a small incision located underneath the chin crease. Alternatively you can also try Botox in the muscle cords first, and then if that...

Another set of problems has developed with your approach. Your platysmal bands have been exposed now that your fat has been removed. A mini-lift does not address this problem because it is too close to the middle. Mini lifts do not address the submental neck well. At this point, you can try...

Heavy swelling depends on the type of technique used. Surgery limited to above the platsyma can indicated residual fat under the platysma. If dissection was under the muscle, it can indicate residual anterior digastric muscle, sub mandibular gland, or even a previously undetected salivary...