Neck Lift

A neck lift is generally considered a safe procedure when performed by a qualified, board-certified plastic surgeon. As with any surgery, there are some risks, but following your surgeon's instructions before and after the procedure helps support a safe recovery and optimal results.

A liquid facelift is a nonsurgical procedure that restores facial volume, reduces wrinkles, and rejuvenates the face.

A mini neck lift is a less invasive procedure that tightens loose skin and reduces excess fat around the neck and jawline. Using smaller incisions than a traditional neck lift, it offers a shorter recovery while creating a smoother, more youthful, and defined neck profile.

In preparing for neck lift surgery, you may be asked to: Get lab testing or a medical evaluation Take certain medications or adjust your current medications

The best treatment depends on the cause and severity of sagging. For significant loose skin and muscle laxity, a neck lift is often the most effective option, while mild concerns may be improved with non-surgical treatments recommended by your provider.

A neck lift can tighten the jawline by removing excess skin, reducing fat, and tightening underlying muscles. Depending on your goals, your surgeon may also recommend treatments like liposuction or injectable procedures to help enhance jawline definition.

Recovery time after a neck lift will depend on the individual, as well as the extent of surgery. Typically, patients return to daily activities, including a return to work, within 2 weeks after surgery. Expect your neck to feel tight for a few weeks, and know that bruising and swelling are normal.

A neck lift creates a more defined jawline and slimmer, smoother-looking neck. This surgical procedure lifts and smoothes sagging skin, removes excess fat, and tightens the platysma muscle, eliminating issues like a double chin, horizontal banding, wrinkling, and “ turkey neck ,” to give your entire neckline a more youthful appearance.