Structural Neck Lift
Neck
Restore Your Youthful Contours
How Does a Structural Neck Lift Refine Your Jawline?
Targets hidden fat deposits: Reaches deeper tissues that traditional liposuction can’t, providing a more sculpted look.
Addresses muscle laxity: Tightens weakened muscles for a defined jawline and sharper contours.
Reduces enlarged salivary glands: Minimizes puffiness and restores a smoother neck appearance.
Removes excess skin: Eliminates sagging skin for a lifted and youthful effect.
Comprehensive approach: Combines multiple techniques to address all factors contributing to jawline definition.
A Structural Neck Lift Corrects:
- Double chin
- Sagging skin
- Excess fat deposits
- Undefined jawline
- Age-related neck fullness
- Uneven neck contours
- Muscle laxity
Structural Neck Lift vs. Kybella or CoolSculpting
Thinking about tackling your double chin? While non-surgical options like Kybella and CoolSculpting offer some appeal, they may not address the root cause of the problem.
Here’s a breakdown to help you decide:
- Targets: Primarily address superficial fat.
- Results: Gradual improvement, may require multiple sessions.
- Downtime: Minimal.
- Limitations: Doesn't address muscle laxity or skin looseness. Potential for scarring and fat cell growth.
- Targets: All layers, including deep fat, muscle laxity, and excess skin.
- Results: Dramatic and immediate.
- Downtime: Requires recovery period.
- Benefits: Addresses all factors contributing to a double chin, leading to longer-lasting results and higher satisfaction.
Dr. Saxon’s
Structural Neck Lift Approach
Dr. Saxon’s structural neck lift procedure is performed under general anesthesia for optimal comfort and safety. Here’s a simplified overview of the steps involved:
Precise Incisions: A small incision is made under the chin, providing access to deeper tissues.
Targeted Sculpting: Excess fat deposits beneath the muscle are carefully removed, along with any enlarged muscles.
Muscle Tightening: Specific neck muscles are tightened to create a more defined jawline and sharper contours.
Skin Rejuvenation: Any excess skin is meticulously removed to achieve a smooth, youthful appearance.
Advanced Techniques: Dr. Saxon may utilize additional methods like liposuction for optimal results.
This multi-faceted approach addresses all the underlying causes of a sagging jawline and undefined neck, delivering long-lasting and natural-looking results.
The Recovery Process After Structural Neck Lift
After a structural neck lift, you may experience swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort. While these are typical post-operative symptoms, they will gradually subside over time. A drain is typically left in place for at least 1 day. You will see Dr. Saxon the day after surgery to remove dressings and see if drains can come out. At that time, we will teach you how to care for your incisions and answer any further questions you may have.
The full recovery time can vary, but most patients see noticeable improvements within a week. As the swelling diminishes and the treated area heals, the results of your newly contoured neck will continue improving. Most patients resume all normal activities within a week.
Structural Neck Lift FAQs
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