I have recently lost a lot of weight. As a result my neck looks awful! (Photo)

First and foremost, congrats on losing the weight. You will be much healthier and happier going forward. The unfortunate consequence of this achievement is increased sagging skin (and muscle) of the neck and jawline. Having tested numerous non-invasive technologies in the past, I'm confident to state that the only true way to make a real significant improvement in your concern is to have a lower facelift/neck lift. This procedure will address (by tightening) both the sagging muscles (platysma and SMAS layer) and skin in addition to removing any left over fat in the neck area. The wonderful news is that there are some surgeons out in the community who can perform these procedures under local anesthesia in an office-based setting (as we do). This makes it safe and cost-effective as well. I would suggest interviewing 2-3 physicians to see who you make a connection with, as well as to learn how many of these specific procedures they perform on a regular basis. Repetition matters, as well as being sure they are board certified in either facial or general plastic surgery. Best to you!

Congratulations on your weight loss – it's a real accomplishment. Unfortunately, as we age, losing significant amounts of fat often leaves us with sagging skin. Sagging in the neck, commonly referred to as a turkey neck, can be very aging as the skin there is thin and does not adhere well to the underlying muscle. The best remedy for a sagging neck is a neck lift with platysmaplasty. This dual procedure tightens the platysma muscle, plus tightens and removes excess skin. This will give you a dramatic rejuvenation that can last 10 years or more. The sagging on your neck will be resolved and you'll have a cleaner jawline. From your photograph, you might also benefit from a lower face lift to resolve some jowling. I hope this helps.

You could have a neck lift procedure performed. This will remove the excess skin and tighten up the muscle for long lasting results. There are non-surgical options like laser treatments but you will still have some extra skin.

Thank you for your question about Neck Lift. It is best to evaluation the amount of loose skin in person. You best option(s) likely include one of the following:FaceliftNeck Lift or Lower FaceliftTo be sure, see two or more experienced, board-certified Plastic Surgeons in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have surgery.I hope this helps.

Thank you for your question. I suggest you consider the Laser Assisted Weekend Necklift which utilizes liposculpture, neck lifting, and laser resurfacing to shrink the excess tissues and skin of the neck to restore taut jaw and neckline. Incisions are made behind each ear and under the chin to ensure that the scars are unnoticeable. Please consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.Best wishes,

Thank you for your question. I am sorry to hear about your post weight loss concerns. Surgical methods such as a neck lift will provide the gold standard and most dramatic results. There are non surgical methods available such as ThermiRF and Ultherapy that can provide improvement to mild laxity or non surgical candidates. I would recommend an in person exam to determine your candidacy. Dr. Leonard Lu

Congratulations on your weight loss. However, as you have noted, your face has deflated, leaving loose skin under your chin and on your neck. You should be a candidate for face/necklift, as long as there are no contraindicating factors in your medical situation. I would discourage you from looking at nonsurgical modalities; these are highly unlikely to provide significant improvement given the degree of skin laxity I see in your photo. All the best.

You are in need of a neck/face lift. There are alternatives like VASER/ Thermi or Thermage/Ultherapy. However, they will do very little. I suggest consulting with an expert to discuss your treatment options. Best, Dr. Emer.

The best way to improve your saggy neck skin is to have a lower face and neck lift. We all start to develop poor skin elasticity that easily stretches as we age. You've also lost facial volume that results in jowls that hang below your jawline. This can be corrected with fillers or your own fat. You are the ideal candidate, as long as your health permits, to correct this with surgery. Be sure to consult a board certified facial plastic or general plastic surgeon. Best of luck!

Thank you for your question. Congratulation on your weight loss, unfortunately this can be the biggest contributors to loose skin around the neck as once the weight is lost, the skin often hangs loose and the platysma muscle have been stretched. For some individuals, they lose the fat under the skin with weight loss but in others the stubborn fat remains under the chin no matter how much they diet or exercise, and as a result require cosmetic surgery. Reading your directions it appears that a lower facelift and neck lift would be beneficial. Most patients opt for my Concept Facelift and Neck lift which is performed under local anaesthetic, therefore reducing health risks and recovery time significantly. No drains and bandages are used and there is minimal bruising and swelling.Please seek out a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to have a consultation with so they can assess and advise.All The Best!!