The Cadogan Clinic is currently offering a reduced service in light of the government's January lockdown guidelines.
All of our services will be delivered in line with the UK government's social distancing measures and fully compliant with all PPE guidance from Public Health England and NHS England.
How should I prepare for my Neck lift surgery?
No special preparation is required although it is generally advisable to do the following before any surgery
+ Stop smoking. Smoking decreases blood flow in the skin and can slow the healing process. If you smoke, your doctor will recommend that you stop smoking before surgery and during recovery.
+ Avoid certain medications. You'll likely need to avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs and herbal supplements, which can increase bleeding.
+ Arrange for help during recovery. Make plans for someone to drive you home after you leave the hospital and stay with you for at least the first night of your recovery at home.
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Mr. Paul Tulley
Mr. Paul Tulley is a Consultant Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon at the Cadogan Clinic.
Mr. David Gateley
Mr. David Gately is a Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon with a special interest in facial aesthetics, rhinoplasty and complimentary surgical and non-surgical rejuvenation techniques.
How much does a neck lift cost?
Neck lift costs start from £3,900. Neck lift costs can vary according to the size and scale of the operation.
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What neck lift scars can I expect?
You should expect minor scars following a necklift, but they should be well hidden. View our before & after gallery
Neck Lift Before & After Gallery
For some examples of our Neck Lift before and after results, please take a look at our photo gallery.
Is there a non surgical alternative to a neck lift?
There are several non-surgical alternatives to a neck lift which involve no incisions and no general anesthetic.
