Plastic surgery secrets: Neck lift surgery explained. As part of a facelift or on its own.

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024

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  • @anneouzts4928
    @anneouzts4928 5 месяцев назад +1

    I had the lower face and neck lift surgery 1 month ago. My surgeon did what you talked about and I am pleases with my results. My recovery is not over by any means. I'm looking forward to the final result. I am 73 years old. I think I did well. Thanks for explaining this in detail.

  • @giovannamoro8564
    @giovannamoro8564 Год назад +6

    I like how you explain your work in details ,very easy to comprehend.

  • @HomesForSale999
    @HomesForSale999 Год назад +4

    Great video. Very detailed. Loved the pictures so we can see before and after.

  • @Kittypig22
    @Kittypig22 Год назад +3

    Thank you for an informative video. Are these the same or different procedures from a lateral platysmaplasty and a, deep plane neck lift?

  • @yvonneholmes2990
    @yvonneholmes2990 3 месяца назад +1

    I am nearly 66 and have a really good neck ..never smoked and smother it in Nivea...mostly thanks to Mum...i inheritated from her.....plus her hairy chin ...love you Mum!

  • @carmelwilson1628
    @carmelwilson1628 Год назад +2

    Hi Adam....all you have spoke about in the neck lift procedure....can you do this under local anesthetic....thku

    • @adamgoodwinsurgery
      @adamgoodwinsurgery  Год назад +1

      some parts of it you can. the platysma pasty can be done under LA. The full behind the neck and central repair operation needs a GA really as its quite invasive. Thanks for your question.

    • @carmelwilson1628
      @carmelwilson1628 Год назад +1

      thku....I was thinkin off a neck lift but its all under L A....

  • @JenniferBlack-hs8md
    @JenniferBlack-hs8md 2 месяца назад

    Maybe a silly question but does the mandibular ligament get released during face or necklift to tighten jowls or us this deep plane

    • @adamgoodwinsurgery
      @adamgoodwinsurgery  2 месяца назад +1

      no its a good question. in some techniques it does. there are so many interpretations of each type of facelift that its down to the individual surgeon in most cases. deep plane its more likely to be released.

  • @khalidal-hammdany8748
    @khalidal-hammdany8748 Год назад +1

    Dear Dr Goodwin : thank you for this informative video , i have a patient who lost weight and developed modest midline laxity of the neck skin , the skin has good elasticity and other parts of her face and neck is ok and she dose not have Platysmal bands , do you need here to do deep plain tightening , what’s your advice . Many thanks

    • @adamgoodwinsurgery
      @adamgoodwinsurgery  Год назад

      the platysma will likely have separated so likely. the saggier the neck the more likely it is to need additional tightening. does that help?

  • @bsfbestshortfilmsonyoutube
    @bsfbestshortfilmsonyoutube Год назад +1

    Have you had a neck lift surgery ? as while watching your video it looks as though you are trying to match your facial expressions with your words. or is it the timing of the video ?

    • @adamgoodwinsurgery
      @adamgoodwinsurgery  Год назад +3

      sadly I think in the edit the voice and movie have got mistimed!

    • @blaineward9851
      @blaineward9851 Год назад

      Could you please contact me with a quote .. thanks, Blaine

    • @adamgoodwinsurgery
      @adamgoodwinsurgery  Год назад

      @@blaineward9851 sure, best thing is t contact Charlotte my secretary on 0161 374 0879

    • @Dandelion_flight
      @Dandelion_flight Год назад

      Can the jugular notch have filler done? Many ageing women especially post menopausal get this big dip in the notch. It looks terrible.

  • @Better_Call_Raul
    @Better_Call_Raul Год назад

    I do see how necklift can reduce sagginess in the front of the neck. But is there any specific surgical treatment for loose skin and sagginess in the *back* of the neck (near the back of the scalp)? Or is that issue addressed with liposuction rather than surgery? 🤔

    • @adamgoodwinsurgery
      @adamgoodwinsurgery  Год назад

      The simple answer is no other than remove it with a straight line scar. Ok if you have a thick head of hair.

  • @Better_Call_Raul
    @Better_Call_Raul Год назад +1

    Is it possible to access the platysma without incisions under the chin (incisions only behind the ears)?
    Incisions under the chin will obviously give better access but is it possible to access and directly work on the platysma with just behind the ear incisions? This might be suitable for those patients with primarily loose neck skin issues and minimal platysma banding. 🤔

    • @adamgoodwinsurgery
      @adamgoodwinsurgery  Год назад

      it is but not the sub platysma muscles like the digastric and digastric fat. these tissues need surgery to make the biggest difference to the submittal area.

  • @sarabrenton6016
    @sarabrenton6016 Год назад +1

    Hi where is your clinic

    • @adamgoodwinsurgery
      @adamgoodwinsurgery  Год назад +2

      HI Sara, We are in Manchester in the UK. North of England. Where are you?

    • @sarabrenton6016
      @sarabrenton6016 Год назад +1

      @@adamgoodwinsurgery thanks I'm in the north east

    • @Bee-ly4gx
      @Bee-ly4gx 8 месяцев назад

      @@adamgoodwinsurgeryyay I’ve found a local surgeon. 😊

  • @blaineward9851
    @blaineward9851 Год назад

    Please contact me about a quote .
    Thank you sincerely Blaine

  • @elizabethmiller7884
    @elizabethmiller7884 Год назад

    Where is your office located ?