Necklift

As we age, the tissues of the lower part of the face and neck descend. While this gives the appearance that the skin itself is sagging, it is actually the muscle, and the tissue overlying the muscle underneath the skin which have fallen, giving a heavy look to the lower face and neck. Many people also have deposits of fat underneath the chin, which make the problem worse. The lower part of the face changes from a nice youthful oval shape to an older, heavier, more squared off look. The lower border of the jaw loses its crisp edge and begins to blend in with the skin of the neck.

The treatment involves removing the extra fat along the lower border of the jawline and into the neck. This removes the fullness from both the neck and from the jowls along the jaw. The muscle underneath the skin is then repositioned to its original position. The skin moves up with the muscle, tightening the jawline and smoothing the neck beautifully. The incision is completely hidden behind the ear. The lower part of the face regains its oval appearance, the jawline has a nice crisp edge to it, and the neck becomes smooth and thin.

Depending on how much needs to be done, a Necklift can be performed relatively quickly, sometimes even using a local anesthetic. Regardless of the anesthetic, most people are able to be back to work in about a week.

Neck Lift

Deciding to have cosmetic surgery requires thoughtful consideration and calls to mind many questions that only qualified practitioners and staff are able to answer. Dr. Menachof answered my many questions and concerns knowledgeably, without ever pressuring me to make a decision. Additionally, there is no pretense. To a person everyone has been incredibly sincere and caring, making this indeed an ‘uplifting’ experience!
Mary Ann
Centennial, CO
After months of research, I am so thankful that I chose Dr. Menachof as my surgeon. He and his staff are incredibly competent. I received the highest quality of care- before, during, and after my surgery. My appearance is important to me and I consider the expense an investment.
G.H.
Denver,CO