Your mail has reached us successfully
You can get rid of extra fat and sagging skin on your neck through neck lift surgery (platysmaplasty). Platypus muscle tightening is also a part of the procedure. If you have sagging skin as a result of weight loss or age-related skin changes, this surgery might be something you want to consider.
Excessive fatty deposits under the chin, loose skin on the neck, and muscle banding in the neck resulted in the formation of jowls, as well as excessive fat and skin relaxation in the lower face.
There are many causes of the loss of youthful contours in the face and neck, including heredity, gravity, external circumstances, and stress.
Some people believe that because the upper face still looks good, they are not ready for a complete facelift. However, a lot of patients will also notice jowl lines, a double chin (also known as a "turkey wattle"), and excessive neck skin wrinkles.
A neck lift might be a good solution if the neck area doesn't look as good as the upper face.
A brow lift can be used to treat a sagging or severely wrinkled brow, a fat transfer can be used to add fullness to the lips and cheeks and lessen the appearance of wrinkles, and eyelid surgery can be used to rejuvenate aging eyes.
We are here to assist you with any questions you have.
Each patient will receive a unique Neck Lift procedure that is specifically created for them. Your plastic surgeon will assess your situation and choose the best procedure for you.
In order to conceal any scarring, the incision was made beneath the chin. The skin of the neck will be lifted to reveal the fat following the incision. Fat is then directly suctioned out or removed in another manner. After that, sutures are used to firmly enclose the platysma muscle.
A vertical-z incision is a second method used to remove extra skin. The skin's edges can flap out and then snap back into place because of it.
The procedure typically varies from person to person, here are the most common values;
| Length of procedure | 1-4 hours |
| Anesthesia | General or Local Anesthesia |
| Healing Period | Up to 2 Weeks |
| Method of Choice | Depending on the Patient |
