A neck lift, or lower rhytidectomy, addresses visible changes around the jaw and neck. It may treat excess skin, fat deposits, and muscle bands to improve neck contour definition.
The assessment considers the skin, platysma muscle, and tissues beneath the jaw. A personalized plan helps select the appropriate procedure for each case.
The consultation helps us understand your expectations and explain the options, risks, and follow-up. Results and recovery depend on each individual.
Explore the proceduresThe procedure may address skin and underlying muscle structures. The combination of techniques is selected according to each person's anatomy and aging changes.
Assessment considers fat accumulation, skin laxity, platysma bands, and changes in deeper tissues. Having one of these concerns does not by itself establish that surgery is appropriate.
General health, history, and expectations are part of the decision. The neck is evaluated together with the face so its proportions are not planned in isolation.
Depending on your needs, incisions may be placed around or behind the ears and, in certain cases, beneath the chin. The plan may include muscle treatment and removal of excess skin or fat.
Extent, anesthesia, scars, and complementary procedures are explained before surgery. Techniques and possible results vary between cases.
Consultation reviews your history, examines the neck, and discusses the changes you would like to consider. The team explains risks, planning, and support arrangements.
Rest, dressing care, and returning to exercise or travel are determined during follow-up. Follow the surgeon's instructions for your case.
This information supports your consultation and does not replace an individual assessment. Technique, risks, recovery, and results vary from person to person.
From the first conversation to planning and follow-up, every step is coordinated around your case.
Begin with a conversation. The team will help coordinate an in-person or virtual assessment.
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