Isolated neck lift

The isolated neck lift shares several similarities with the anterior neck lift and is better suited for cases with a modest amount of skin excess or laxity under the chin.

This procedure involves reducing volume typically below, and sometimes above, the platysma muscles of the neck. The skin is then tightened primarily behind the ears, leaving a discreet scar in the groove behind the ears and a small extension in front of the earlobes.

In most cases, the isolated neck lift is applicable when 3D analysis identifies a minimal amount of skin excess after simulating changes.

Recovery from this procedure typically requires 12 to 14 days off from work and socialising, allowing patients ample time to heal and achieve their desired results.