Neck Lift (Neck Contouring)
Conveniently located to serve Hopkinsville and Christian County
If you are interested in improving the appearance of your neck, our plastic surgeon may recommend a neck lift, which is sometimes called neck contouring. The goal of this procedure is to improve excess wrinkling of the neck skin, jowl lines, or a double chin.
*Treatment results may vary.
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What is it?
During a neck lift, Dr. Kaye removes the excess skin and fat from the neck and chin areas and tightens the neck muscles in this area. This should result in a natural, smooth, and long-lasting improvement. A neck lift can also help to reduce wrinkling in the neck skin, eliminate a double chin, and reduce jowl lines.
Is a Facelift right for me?
Do you have one or more of the following:
– Loose neck skin
– Excess fat and skin relaxation in the lower face, creating jowls
– Muscle banding in the neck, creating abnormal contours
– Excess fatty deposits under the chin
What will Dr. Kaye and I discuss during my consultation?
During your initial consultation with Dr. Mitchell Kaye, we will focus on your medical history and your goals. This appointment will include a discussion of your medical history, your desires, and your expectations for the procedure.
In your consultation, Dr. Mitchell Kaye may suggest a neck lift in combination with another plastic surgical procedure, such as a facelift, liposuction, fat transfer, or chin implant.
How long is the procedure?
The neck lift procedure typically takes an hour to an hour and a half in surgery. The procedure is performed under deep sedation and thorough local anesthesia at our IMQ accredited cosmetic surgery center located at the Advanced Cosmetic Surgery Center of Kentucky. The patient is then discharged home, and recovery is quick.
How long will recovery take?
You should plan to be home for about one week after the procedure for recovery. During this time, it is best to have no work or social obligations to allow you to rest. Sutures are removed after one week, and most patients resume their normal daily activities and work after 7-10 days.