Neck Lift

Like our face, our neck also loosens over time and the sharp chin-neck angle in youth decreases. The chin and neck become connected by a loose skin. There are several reasons for the neck to take this shape. The first of these is the loosening of the skin and muscle (platysma muscle) tissue with time, the second is the shrinkage of the jawbone and loss of volume, and the third is the thickening of the neck as a result of the weight gained and the accumulation of fat in the food.

The neck lift process aims to reduce the fat tissue in the jowl and neck, and also provides the sharp chin-neck transition in youth by recovering this loosened tissue.

Neck lift surgery can be performed alone or simultaneously with face lift, chin augmentation (chin prosthesis or fat injection) and chin fat removal.