NECK LIFT SURGERY (PLATYSMAPLASTY OR CERVICOPLASTY) – ORLANDO, FL
( 6 ) FACE PROCEDURES
ABOUT NECK LIFT SURGERY
IDEAL CANDIDATES
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
WHAT TO EXPECT
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does a neck lift cost?
Costs for your neck lift surgery will be reviewed in your consultation with Dr. Gonzalez. As soon as he has developed your unique surgical plan, he will be able to estimate prices for the anesthesia, facility, and miscellaneous fees. To make your neck surgery easy to afford, Le Contour Aesthetic Surgery takes several payments methods, plus we can tell you more about how to get low-interest financing.
What about nonsurgical options?
Neck lift surgery is the best option to eliminate excess skin, particularly if it droops or hangs. Although there are several nonsurgical skin tightening procedures that may give you mild improvements, neck lift surgery offers the most significant improvements to redefine and smooth your neckline.
Will I have visible scars?
Your neck lift will start with one incision beneath the chin, as well as two more close to the ears. These are made so the scars are difficult for others to see. Dr. Gonzalez tries very hard during neck lift surgery to avoid visible scarring. A team member will explain scar management instructions, which will encourage your incisions to heal flat and thin.
Can I combine a neck lift with other facial surgeries?
At your consultation, you can bring up that you are thinking about another surgery, like a facelift or fat grafting, along with a neck lift. It’s normal for two or more face surgeries to be done together to get your best results. If you are concerned about an undefined jawline or weak chin, tell Dr. Gonzalez so he can develop a plan that meets all your goals.
Should I get a neck lift or liposuction?
Based on your concerns and goals, you might want to get a neck lift with liposuction. A lift plus lipo may be best if you are concerned about both loose skin and fat pockets in your neck. Dr. Gonzalez can help you choose whether a lift, lipo, or a combination of both should be included in your surgical plan.