Neck Lift (Platysmaplasty) Delray Beach, FL | Delray Beach Plastic Surgery: John G. Westine, MD

Understanding Neck Lift Procedures

A neck lift addresses the common aesthetic concern of loose skin and fullness under the chin, often referred to as a "turkey wattle". Delray Beach Plastic Surgery recognizes that the neckline is a defining characteristic of a youthful profile, and Dr. Westine offers targeted solutions for neck rejuvenation.

Comprehensive Patient Evaluation

Dr. Westine conducts a thorough assessment of each patient's unique anatomical characteristics, including:

• Skin type and texture
• Skin quality and laxity
• Symmetry and balance
• Muscle laxity
• Bone structure
• Facial volume loss

Treatment Approaches for Neck Laxity

Minimal Neck Laxity Solutions

For patients with minimal neck concerns, Delray Beach Plastic Surgery offers targeted techniques:

• Platysmaplasty with limited submental incision
• ThermiTight radiofrequency skin tightening

Moderate to Severe Neck Laxity Treatments

More extensive neck rejuvenation may involve advanced surgical approaches such as:

• Rhytidectomy (lower facelift)
• Direct cervical excision

Neck Lift for Men: Specialized Approach

Delray Beach Plastic Surgery understands the unique aesthetic goals of male patients. Dr. Westine specializes in creating a chiseled, masculine jawline while maintaining natural-looking results that preserve masculine characteristics.

Combination Procedures

Neck lift surgery can be effectively combined with complementary treatments to enhance overall facial rejuvenation:

• Eyelid surgery
• Facelift
• Submental liposuction
• Laser resurfacing
• Botox for platysmal bands

Patient Considerations and Expectations

Successful neck lift outcomes require a comprehensive health assessment and realistic patient expectations. Dr. Westine emphasizes the importance of thorough consultation and open communication to ensure optimal surgical results.

For more information about Neck Lift in Delray Beach, FL, submit an enquiry to Delray Beach Plastic Surgery: John G. Westine, MD.