Neck

The length of the procedure depends on the anatomy of the target area and the amount of fat here. Neck liposculpture usually takes about 2-4 hours.

While these two are somewhat similar, traditional liposuction simply removes fat, whereas liposculpture focuses on sculpting and shaping the body to create a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.

Another difference lies in the structure of the cannulas used. Cannulas used in liposculpture are thinner and provide easier access to hard-to-reach areas. Liposuction is typically performed on larger regions, whereas liposculpture makes it easier to contour smaller pockets of fat.

Microcannulas used in liposculpture provide the optimal number of vibrations, causing minimal trauma and faster recovery.

Patients can be discharged on the day of the procedure after a careful follow-up by the surgeon. The period needed to return to daily activities depends on the patient's overall health, but most people can return to their normal activities within a week or two, during which the mild bruising and edema in the area will subside completely.

While results can be observed right away, the final results of the procedure will be seen in about six months.

The number of fat cells is constant; therefore, the fat tissues removed will not be replaced by new ones. However, weight gain can cause the present tissues to increase in volume. Therefore, patients should adopt a healthy lifestyle and weight to maintain the results of liposculpture.

Excess fat in the neck area that has not responded to diet and exercise can be removed and contoured easily with neck liposculpture. A good candidate for neck liposculpture is at or close to their ideal weight and has not lost their skin elasticity.

Neck liposculpture is not a suitable option if the person has skin laxity, is above their ideal weight or has frequent weight fluctuations, and is not in good overall health.

Neck liposculpture is often enough to reach the desired outcome. However, if needed, it can be combined with a neck lift or facelift for an overall rejuvenation effect.

The length of a neck lift procedure can vary depending on the extent of the procedure, but it typically takes between 3 to 5 hours to complete.

Neck lifts are performed under general anesthesia, so you will not feel any pain during the procedure. After the procedure, you may experience some discomfort, tightness, and pain, but this should be manageable with pain medication prescribed by your doctor.

The period following neck liposculpture is typically very well-tolerated and relatively painless.

A neck lift may be a good option for anyone unhappy with the appearance of their neck due to excess fat, loss of elasticity, sagging and deep wrinkles in the neck, and a double chin. A neck lift may be done as a standalone procedure or be combined with a facelift to create a more youthful appearance.

How long the results of a neck lift will last largely depend on the patient's skin structure, the method selected, and several other factors, such as weight fluctuations and sun exposure, which can all contribute to changes in the neck area over time. That being said, a neck lift provides long-lasting results in the sense that while the neck does continue to age, it does not revert to its condition before the surgery.

Recovery depends on factors such as overall health, skin type, diet, tobacco use, and how well the area is cared for.

Bruising and edema subside in approximately two weeks.

Strenuous activities and exercise should be avoided for at least six weeks after the procedure.

Most patients can return to work and normal daily activities within 1 to 2 weeks, but complete healing can take up to 3 months.

The amount of scarring may vary from patient to patient. Genetic factors, medications, diet, and tobacco use are among the factors that affect scar tissue.

A neck lift typically leaves some scars, although they are usually well-hidden in the natural folds and creases at the front or back of the ear or below the chin. Over a period of 1-2 years, the scars should fade and become less noticeable.

Before a neck lift:

• Make sure to inform your surgeon about any chronic diseases, oral implants, allergies, previous operations, and medications.
• Stop smoking several weeks before the procedure to promote better healing.
• Avoid taking aspirin, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and other blood-thinning medications, as these can increase the risk of bleeding during and after the procedure.

After a neck lift:

• Follow your surgeon's post-operative instructions carefully to ensure proper healing.
• Wear your neck compression garment as directed to reduce swelling and support the neck area.
• Avoid strenuous activities and exercise for six weeks after the procedure.
• Protect your skin from sun exposure and use sunscreen to reduce the risk of scarring.

The neck is usually considered complementary to the face, which is why neck lifts and facelifts are performed together. If necessary, chin augmentation or liposculpture can also be combined with a neck lift to create a better contour.

To learn whether you are a good candidate for this procedure, see before and after pictures of other neck rejuvenation patients and get a price range, please schedule an appointment with us on Whatsapp +90 552 822 23 21