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Based on your photo and age, a necklift is far and away the best choice for you. As we age, the skin becomes more lax and it won't contract well with procedures like liposuction or coolsculpting. And skin tightening machines simply don't work for the long term. With a properly performed necklift, you should have a great, long lasting result. Be sure to see a facial specialist for consultation.
This photograph is rather limited, but it does appear that You have residual fat deposits in your neck, in addition to inelastic skin in the neck due to the significant weight loss, and your age at 47. To address these issues is going to require a lower face and neck lift, which accomplishes tightening loose facial and neck skin, tightening loose facial and neck muscles, and remove the residual fat pad. Liposuction alone might remove the fat, but it would make your skin inelasticity worse by deflating the balloon without tightening your skin
Liposuction under local with the addition of facetite/Morpheus will help improve the neck/jawline nicely. A good part of your neck is muscle which won't ever get better but there is some fat there that needs attention. Cost is roughly $5000 and so worth it. Any kind of lifting won't address...
My question is if you had a platysmaplasty at the time. Sometimes, that would cause tightness, but it should've subsided by now. There are ways to release the tightness from that procedure, but at this point, it would not be guaranteed.
Liposuction under local with the micro canulas and the facetiteRF will fix those jawline jowls and neck easily and quickly. You will be so glad you did.
You don't have jowls. What you are seeing most likely is that you have particularly strong pull down from your DAO/platysma muscles, likely compensating for your overactive mentalis muscle from a smaller chin. I would try botoxing these areas first. I do not see any excess skin. Another thing is...
Based on your post of photos only further revision by a very experience board, Plastic Surgeon can result in an improvement in the scars and pixie years. In my opinion, you need to complete revision of all these scars with the subcuticular closure, appears like you had a running railroad type...
After two failed fat reduction treatments it is demonstrated your problem is not excess of subcutaneous fat. It seems your problem is saggy platisma muscle, possibly subplatismal fat and might have thick digastric muscles which aggravate the thickness on your neck. Non of the former issues will...
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