Rhinoplasty
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A face and neck lift, often referred to as a central neck lift or submentoplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to address signs of aging or excess fat and skin in the central part of the neck, beneath the chin and around the Adam’s apple. This procedure is particularly focused on correcting sagging skin, removing or altering neck muscles (specifically the platysma muscle), and reducing localized fat deposits to refine the neck’s contour. Unlike a full neck lift, which addresses the entirety of the neck and may involve more extensive surgery, the middle neck lift targets the area directly under the chin and the central neck zone.
The visibility of results after a Middle Neck Lift varies based on several factors, including the individual’s healing process, the extent of the surgery, and the specific techniques used. Generally, patients can expect to see initial improvements shortly after surgery, with the most significant results becoming apparent once the swelling and bruising have subsided.
Immediate Post-Operative Period (1-2 weeks): During the first two weeks after surgery, patients will experience swelling and bruising, which can obscure the final outcome. Use of compression garments may be recommended to help reduce swelling.
Short-Term Results (3-6 weeks): As swelling and bruising decrease, the initial results of the neck lift will become more visible. The neck’s contour will start to show a more defined shape, but minor swelling may still be present, affecting the final appearance.
Intermediate Results (3-6 months): By this time, most of the swelling will have subsided, and the tissues will have started to settle into their new positions. The neck’s appearance will be much closer to the final outcome, with improved contours and definition evident. Any scars will also begin to fade and mature during this period.
Final Results (6-12 months): The final results of a Middle Neck Lift are typically fully visible after 6 to 12 months, when all swelling has resolved, and the skin and tissues have fully adapted to their new contours. Scars should be at their most subtle at this stage, and the full benefits of the surgery will be apparent.
