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Albanian NECK LIFT
NECK LIFT
Neck
lift, also known as neck rejuvenation, is an aesthetic surgical procedure
designed to address sagging, wrinkles, and signs of aging in the neck area. It
is often performed in conjunction with facelift surgeries since the face and
neck are evaluated as a cohesive unit.
Types of Neck Lift;
● Surgical Neck Lift:
Performed under local or general anesthesia.
An incision is made starting in front of the ear,
extending behind the ear and into the hairline.
Sagging muscle structure is tightened, excess fat
tissue and skin are removed.
Incisions are closed, completing the operation.
Minimal swelling and bruising may occur during the
recovery process.
● Non-Surgical Spider Web Aesthetics:
Thin threads are placed under the skin with
special needles.
Skin is tightened by applying slight tension to
the threads.
A non-surgical, minimally invasive option.
● Ultherapy:
Tightens tissues under the skin using ultrasound
energy.
Supports rejuvenation by increasing collagen
production in the skin.
A non-invasive option.
● Mesotherapy with Hyaluronic Acid:
Special blends containing hyaluronic acid are
injected under the skin.
Hydrates, tightens, and rejuvenates the skin.
Administered through injections.
● Secret and PRP Applications:
Secret involves a treatment where micro-needles
are applied under the skin.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) involves injecting
enriched plasma from the person's own blood into the skin.
Supports skin renewal and tightening.
Advantages of Neck Lift Surgery:
● Tightening Sagging Skin and Muscles:
○ Surgical neck lift effectively tightens
sagging skin and muscles.
● Natural and Youthful Appearance:
○ Achieves a natural and youthful appearance
after the operation.
● Long-Lasting Results:
○ Typically long-lasting, providing effective
results for years.
● Non-Surgical Options:
○ Non-invasive methods can be preferred as an
alternative to surgery.
Recovery Process and Considerations:
The
recovery process can vary from person to person, but a return to social
activities is generally possible within a few weeks.
Minimal
swelling and bruising are normal in the postoperative period.
Non-surgical options usually offer a shorter recovery period.
