I am thin, do not have a lot of hanging skin on my neck, just directly under my chin I have some loose skin that I can only see in certain lights and mirrors and never in pictures. Are these pretty successful?
June 12, 2012
Answer: Tighten Skin On Neck Non-Surgically or with Submentoplasty
A small amount of skin can still be a challenge to improve. Your choices include radiofrequency such as Pelleve Skin Tightening (we use this in our practice in New York) as well as "submentoplasty: which is a combination of muscle and skin surgery performed through a small incision at or near the crease under your chin. Meet with a surgeon who offers nonsurgical as well as surgical solutions so you avoid any bias. A proper consultation will help the surgeon determine what the best treatment for you is and after you should discuss cost.
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June 12, 2012
Answer: Tighten Skin On Neck Non-Surgically or with Submentoplasty
A small amount of skin can still be a challenge to improve. Your choices include radiofrequency such as Pelleve Skin Tightening (we use this in our practice in New York) as well as "submentoplasty: which is a combination of muscle and skin surgery performed through a small incision at or near the crease under your chin. Meet with a surgeon who offers nonsurgical as well as surgical solutions so you avoid any bias. A proper consultation will help the surgeon determine what the best treatment for you is and after you should discuss cost.
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January 19, 2012
Answer: Less is more
Hi Saxophone,
Without the benefit of a picture and based on your description I would say you fall into the wise surgical dictum of "less is more". A submental liposuction or modified (isolated, direct) platysmaplasty could be used to address your concerns.
Prices do vary from region to region and practice to practice but on average a modified plat will cost somewhere in the 2,000 to 4,000 range - mostly towards the lower end of that range.
Thanks & Good Luck!
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January 19, 2012
Answer: Less is more
Hi Saxophone,
Without the benefit of a picture and based on your description I would say you fall into the wise surgical dictum of "less is more". A submental liposuction or modified (isolated, direct) platysmaplasty could be used to address your concerns.
Prices do vary from region to region and practice to practice but on average a modified plat will cost somewhere in the 2,000 to 4,000 range - mostly towards the lower end of that range.
Thanks & Good Luck!
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