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ADVANCED NECK LIFT IN HEWLETT | DR. ZACHARY GERUT

UNDERSTANDING NECK LIFT SURGERY

A neck lift is an elective plastic surgery procedure designed to
address sagging skin in the neck area. This condition, sometimes
referred to as "turkey neck," can result from multiple factors
including genetics, aging, weight fluctuations, and excessive sun
exposure.

CANDIDATES FOR NECK LIFT SURGERY

Ideal candidates for a neck lift typically include:

 	* Healthy adult men and women
	* Individuals with sagging neck skin
	* Patients experiencing neck aging due to genetic tendencies
	* Those seeking improved neck contour and definition

NECK LIFT SURGICAL TECHNIQUE

Dr. Gerut performs neck lift procedures in a fully accredited surgical
suite located in Hewlett, Long Island. The procedure involves
strategic incisions placed:

 	* In front of the earlobe
	* Behind the ear
	* Underneath the chin

SURGICAL APPROACH

A comprehensive neck lift addresses the platysma muscle, which
contributes to neck aging and creates vertical "stripes". By treating
this muscular layer, Dr. Gerut ensures a more comprehensive and
long-lasting result.

RECOVERY AND RESULTS

Recovery from a neck lift is typically straightforward. Patients can
expect minimal discomfort with potential short-term bruising that
resolves within one to two weeks. The procedure offers significant
improvements in neck appearance and personal confidence.

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS

Patients should understand that neck lifting is often most effective
when combined with complementary facial procedures. Simple liposuction
may not address skin laxity and could potentially worsen skin
appearance if significant sagging is present.

For more information about Neck Lift in Hewlett, submit an enquiry to
Dr. Zachary Gerut.
 

Neck Lift Hewlett by Dr. Zachary Gerut

Neck Lift in Hewlett

Neck Lift Hewlett by Dr. Zachary Gerut

Neck Lift in Hewlett by Dr. Zachary Gerut

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