Neck Lift

Lateral Neck Lift:

• This procedure involves strategic incisions concealed behind each ear and extending into the hairline.
• It entails the excision of superfluous neck skin, thereby enhancing the smoothness of the neck and refining the area beneath the jawline.
• While it can be effective as a solitary procedure in suitable candidates, it is generally performed alongside a facelift for enhanced results. It is imperative to understand that when performed independently, this procedure does not significantly improve the jowls or firm the jawline.

Submental Neck Lift:

• Executed through a discreet, short incision under the chin.
• This technique is designed to augment neck contour and definition by removing excess fatty tissue from beneath the platysma muscle.
• It incorporates the tightening of loosened platysma muscles and the application of durable, deep-layer support sutures, contributing to the firming of vertical neck folds.
• Although it can be performed as a standalone procedure in individuals with favorable skin elasticity, it is typically combined with Face and Lateral Neck Lift surgeries for superior results.

Combined Lateral and Submental Neck Lift:

• This approach merges the techniques of the Submental and Lateral Neck Lifts.
• It is particularly beneficial for smoothing loose skin or vertical folds at the front of the neck, especially in cases requiring significant removal of excess neck skin.
• The combined procedure not only improves the neckline contour but also offers a comprehensive solution for neck contouring and firming without necessitating a facelift, especially in cases with considerable skin laxity where a Submental Neck Lift alone is insufficient.