Necklift

A Neck Lift is designed to improve age-related or structural changes beneath the chin and along the neck, including excess skin, tissue laxity, and reduced definition between the jawline and neck. Because this area plays an important role in lower-face proportions, it is assessed together with the jaw and chin.

Treatment varies according to the underlying cause, which may involve skin, localized fat, neck muscles, or a combination of factors. The surgical approach is therefore individually selected and, in some cases, may be combined with other facial procedures. The aim is to improve definition while maintaining proportions appropriate to the patient’s facial structure and age.

A necklift tightens lax skin and supporting tissues to restore a cleaner neck contour and a sharper transition from jaw to neck.

It can stand alone or complement a facelift when the neck is a main concern.