Address the neck and jawline separately, without necessarily committing to a full facelift.
Loose skin, banding, or fullness beneath the chin can bother patients even when the rest of their face hasn't changed much, and it's often one of the first areas people notice in photos or on video calls. Because our team includes board-certified/eligible surgeons with decades of combined experience in facial procedures, we approach every neck lift in Jackson, MS, with attention to how it balances against the rest of your facial profile.
A neck lift is a surgical procedure that tightens loose skin and muscle beneath the chin and along the neckline, addressing sagging, banding, or excess fullness in this area. The procedure can be performed on its own or combined with a facelift, depending on whether your concerns extend to the rest of the face.
A neck lift in Flowood, MS, is a good option for patients whose primary concern is loose skin, banding, or fullness beneath the chin, particularly if the rest of their face hasn't changed as noticeably. During your consultation, we'll evaluate your neck and facial profile to determine whether a neck lift alone, or combined with a facelift, is the right approach.
We evaluate your neck and jawline and discuss your goals for the area.
We map out the technique suited to your anatomy and whether it should be combined with other procedures.
Surgery is typically performed under general anesthesia and takes one to three hours, depending on whether it's combined with a facelift.
You'll experience swelling and bruising in the days following surgery, with initial improvement over the first one to two weeks.
The best results from a neck lift in Jackson and Flowood, MS, call for a surgeon who understands how this area relates to the rest of your profile.
Yes. A neck lift can be performed on its own if your primary concern is limited to the neck and jawline rather than the rest of the face.
Incisions are typically placed behind the ears and beneath the chin to minimize visibility, and scars fade significantly over time.
Results are considered long-lasting, often a decade or more, though the natural aging process continues afterward.
Vertical banding is often caused by underlying neck muscles that become more visible as skin loses elasticity, which a neck lift addresses directly.
Most patients return to work within about two weeks, with a gradual return to exercise and strenuous activity over the following weeks.
Yes. Many patients address neck concerns independently, especially if the rest of their face hasn't changed as noticeably.
Yes, we offer financing options for patients interested in learning more. Ask our team during your consultation for details.
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