A deep structural necklift is a surgical procedure aimed at rejuvenating the neck area by addressing deeper structures such as muscles and fat pads. Unlike traditional necklifts that primarily focus on tightening the skin, this technique targets the underlying support system of the neck, providing more comprehensive and longer-lasting results. By repositioning and tightening these deep structures, deep structural necklifts can effectively reduce sagging, redefine the jawline, and create a smoother, more youthful neck contour.
How Does A Neck Lift Work?
During a neck lift, double board-certified facial specialist Dr. Chance manipulates the platysma muscle and removes excess fat and glandular tissue from the area under the chin. Dr. Chance performs a deep structural neck lift, a modality only a handful of facial plastic surgeons have mastered. This more intricate approach requires greater expertise and yields a more natural result.
When performing a neck lift, Dr. Chance typically makes a small incision under the chin to lift the skin and trim any local fatty tissue. Then she sews the platysma muscles together to create a snug look and defined neck contour. In some cases, the incision is made behind the ear or hairline when patients have excessive amounts of skin.