A neck lift, otherwise known as a lower rhytidectomy, tightens and lifts sagging skin on the neck. Usually the incisions made to carry out this straightforward procedure will be made behind the ears and under the chin. The Cadogan Clinic’s expert surgeons will ensure these scars are hidden as much as possible, usually in the folds of the neck.
The scars will usually be red at first, turning purple before fading over the course of 12 to 18 months. Very occasionally scars may become thicker, red or painful and further surgery will be required to correct them.
Neck lift surgery scars can be reduced by regular moisturising and utilising special massage techniques.
What are the scars for a neck lift?
A neck lift procedure will leave scars behind the ears and under the chin. However any scars are well hidden and will fade over time. Here at the Cadogan Clinic, we have an excellent scar aftercare programme to ensure patient scarring is kept to a minimum.
What is a short scar neck lift?
A short scar neck lift involves a small incision underneath the chin. This neck lift is minimally invasive and results in minimal scarring.
Can I get a neck lift without surgery?
There are many ways to get a neck lift without surgery, ranging from fillers and Botox to simple laser surgery under local anaesthesia and Ultherapy.
Although these are ideal solutions for someone who does not want to undergo surgery, these procedures are not as effective as surgical solutions and the results do not last as long.
Neck lift and double chin surgery treatments can help to reshape the skin around the neck and jaw, reducing the appearance…
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