
Facelifts are often touted as the fountain of youth, but what if your face isn’t the only part of your body that reveals signs of aging? Believe it or not, your neck might make you look older long before wrinkles appear on your face. Genetics, weight gain, and aging all play a role in the development of jowls, sagging skin, and neck folds.
If your neck area doesn’t look as youthful as your face or if you’re bothered by neck folds and wrinkles, you might consider neck lift surgery. Dr. Cecil Yeung and Dr. Daniela Burchhardt perform minimally invasive submentoplasty at The Yeung Institute in Houston, Texas, to improve visible signs of aging in your jawline and neck.
A neck lift can be performed using a variety of techniques, but here at The Yeung Institute, our team of skilled surgeons relies on minimally invasive submentoplasty. Rather than simply using liposuction on your neck — which doesn’t undress the underlying issues — we utilize cutting-edge techniques to strategically reposition your neck muscles to allow for a slimmer profile.
This strategy is used to:
Most importantly, a neck lift can boost your confidence and help feel good about the way you look.
While neck lifts can dramatically improve the appearance of your neck, it’s important to acknowledge the limitations of neck lifts — or any cosmetic surgery, for that matter.
A neck lift can’t stop the aging process, prevent future wrinkles or sagging, or address signs of aging on any other part of your body. However, you can combine neck lifts with other surgeries — such as a facelift — to reach your aesthetic goals.
Neck lifts aren’t right for everyone, but if you meet the following criteria, you may be an ideal candidate for submentoplasty:
During your consultation, Dr. Yeung and Dr. Burchhardt review your health history and discuss your problem areas before determining that a neck lift is right for you. We also discuss any other potential surgical procedures that you want to combine with your neck lift.
To schedule your consultation today, call The Yeung Institute at 713-795-4885 or request an appointment online.