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Neck lift photos should be evaluated in great detail to appreciate the aesthetic improvements attainable. Neck lift photos should demonstrate less fullness under the chin, a chiseled jawline, and a more acute neckline.
The lateral neckbands created by the edge of the platysma muscle should also be eliminated even with dynamic motion. When visualizing neck photos, it will become apparent that even the face contour has been improved since the face and neck are one fabric and are meant to be pulled and tucked simultaneously.
Patients desiring a neck lift should evaluate neck lift photos with a critical eye. Patient photos should demonstrate 10 to 15 years of rejuvenation and a non-operated appearance.
The neck skin should appear smooth without any contour irregularities. This is because the dual-plane SMAS neck lift technique is employed which tucks your neck in two separate layers.
The first includes the platysma muscle and its outer lining, called the SMAS. Following the tightening of the platysma and SMAS, the neck skin is tucked out over a tightened underneath the platform. The neck lift photos might help you understand better.
The analogy that Our Surgical Team uses is making your bed; in order for the bed contour to look crisp, you must first pull up the sheet (i.e. platysma) prior to tucking up the skin (the bedspread).
In addition, the Incision lines should be hidden as they are on the back of the ear and posterior neckline.
Successful Neck Lift Photos
If you are considering a neck lift, you should take ample time to review neck lift photos to ensure that the necklines are dramatically improved in contour but in a non-operated appearance.
Neck lift surgery requires surgical expertise and meticulous attention to detail in order to achieve optimal results.
Please admire the neck lift photo that this 62-year-old female who demonstrates a more youthful overall appearance due to her improved chin and neck contour.
