Neck Lift
Are you considering a neck lift to enhance your neck contour and achieve lower facial harmony? As time passes, the neck becomes a prominent area where signs of aging become noticeable. The decrease in the production of elastin and collagen, essential for skin tightness, and the laxity of the platysma muscle fibers contribute to the appearance of "bands" in the central neck. Additionally, excess skin sagging away from underlying muscles results in a loose and aged look.
Our neck lift procedure in NJ is designed to address these factors, and reduce visible signs of aging in the lower face and neck, including facial wrinkles, sagging skin, jowls, marionette lines, and a double chin. With over two decades of surgical experience, Dr. Capuano is the trusted choice for facial rejuvenation in Bergen County. Dr. Capuano combines his extensive training with access to state-of-the-art surgical facilities and advanced imaging technology that allows for precise planning and skillful artistry. This depth of experience enables him to handle complex cases and combination procedures—such as a neck lift with a facelift and/or fat injections—with confidence and artistry that comes only from years of refined technique.
Our neck lift procedure involves tightening underlying tissues and muscles, repositioning facial fat, and removing excess skin. Incisions are strategically placed within natural creases, ensuring minimal visibility and restoring a more youthful and toned neck contour.
A neck lift at the Northern Center for Plastic Surgery addresses sagging skin, muscle laxity, and submental fullness to restore definition and contour to the lower face and neck. While results vary by patient anatomy and technique, most patients see optimal improvements within 3-6 months as swelling resolves. During your consultation, our board-certified plastic surgeon Aaron Capuano MD, FACS will discuss your specific goals and create a personalized surgical plan tailored to your unique needs. Results are long-lasting, though natural aging continues over time.
