Neck Lift Evans, GA | Matthew Isakson, MD

Understanding Neck Lift Surgery

A neck lift eliminates unsightly wrinkles and sagging skin in the neck, addressing jowls along the jawline and tightening the throat and chin area. Southeastern Aesthetic Surgery specializes in neck lift procedures for residents of Evans, Augusta, and surrounding Georgia communities.

What Does a Neck Lift Accomplish?

The neck lift, or lower rhytidectomy, targets multiple aging signs by:

• Tightening throat and chin muscles
• Removing fatty deposits along the jawline
• Eliminating jowls and double chin
• Reducing sagging skin and "turkey neck" appearance

Procedure Details

Neck lift surgery is a safe, minimally invasive procedure performed under general anesthesia. The surgeon makes small, strategically placed incisions in natural skin folds, typically below the chin. Through these incisions, muscles are gently tightened, excess fatty tissue is removed, and loose skin is trimmed to create a smoother, more youthful neck contour.

Recovery and Results

Patients can expect a recovery period of approximately two to four weeks. Initial days involve wearing compressive bandages and maintaining limited neck movement. After four weeks, patients typically see full results and can resume normal physical activities.

Neck Lift Candidacy

Ideal candidates for neck lift surgery include individuals experiencing:

• Significant skin laxity in the neck region
• Prominent vertical neck bands
• Excess fat deposits under the chin
• Noticeable signs of aging in the neck area

Frequently Asked Questions

Patients often inquire about neck lift duration, pain management, and procedural specifics. The results typically last 10-15 years, depending on individual aging processes and lifestyle factors.

Procedure Customization

Neck lift surgery can be performed independently or in conjunction with other facial rejuvenation procedures, offering personalized solutions for each patient's unique aesthetic goals.

For more information about Neck Lift in Evans, GA, submit an enquiry to Matthew Isakson, MD.