Neck Lift Cosmetic Surgery Center - Milford, CTMilford Plastic Surgeon Doctors for Neck Lift Cosmetic SurgeryType of Physician: Plastic Surgeon What is a Plastic Surgeon? A certification by the Board of Plastic Surgery; practitioners deal with the repair and reconstruction of defects of form and function of the skin and its underlying systems, with emphasis on the head and neck, the upper and lower limbs, the breast, and the external genitalia. It includes aesthetic surgery of structures with undesirable form. Specialty: Plastic Surgery Common Name: Plastic Surgeon Doctors in Milford * Southern New England ENT & Facial Plastic Surgery Group LLP  Southern New England ENT & Facial Plastic Surgery Group LLP  Southern New England ENT & Facial Plastic Surgery Group LLP  Paul D Fischer MD PC  Valley Plastic Surgery LLC  Southern New England ENT & Facial Plastic Surgery Group LLP  JEFFREY A. ARONS, MD  JEFFREY A. ARONS, MD  Mark H Weinstein MD  Julian L Henley MD  J Arons & M Arons MDs  Jeffrey C Salomon MD  John F Schmidt MD  Southern New England ENT & Facial Plastic Surgery Group LLP  Southern New England ENT & Facial Plastic Surgery Group LLP  Yale Plastic Surgery Department  Yale Plastic Surgery Department  Robert B Tross MD  Stephan Ariyan MD  Elevations Plastic Surgery PC  Charles D Gianetti MD  Richard J Restifo MD  Deborah Pan MD  Deborah Pan MD  Aesthetic Surgical Arts  Alan Sofer MD LLC  Richard A Levin & Lawrence J Fliegelman MDs  Harvey J Bluestein MD LLC  James R Lyons MD  Rosenthal Cosmetic Surgery & Skin Care Center  Beth A. Collins, M.D.,P.C.  Sunny Waitze MD  Imperial Plastic Surgery  Wilfred Brown MD PC  Cesar A Sierra MD  Cosmetic Surgery Center  Plastic Surgery of Southern CT LLC  Moynahan Medical Center  Rick Rosen MD PC  Jane J Olson MD  Greenberg and Weiss MDs  Fairfield County Plastic Surgery  Thomas W Vris MD  Zeno N Chicarilli MD  Stefano Fusi MD  Gary J Price MD  Richard S Stahl MD  Sergio Francescon MD  Advanced Specialty Care PC  Advanced Specialty Care PC  Connecticut Plastic Surgery Center  The Aesthetic & Maxillofacial Surgery Center  Aesthetic Surgery Center of Connecticut  Aesthetic Surgery Center of Connecticut  Aesthetic Surgery Center of Connecticut  Gregory Brucato MD  Coastal Plastic Surgery Center  Federal Hill Surgical Group  Larry Marcus MD  Federal Hill Surgical Group  Arthur R Rosenstock MD  Steven A Belinkie MD  Advanced Concepts in Cosmetic Surgery & Skin Care  Harold S Gewirtz MD  Leif O Nordberg MD LLC  Danuta Jaworska-Bzymek MD  Connecticut ENT Associates  CT Surgical Group PC  CT Surgical Group PC  CT Surgical Group PC  CT Surgical Group PC  CT Surgical Group PC  UConn Health Center Surgery  Split Rock Surgical Associates  Split Rock Surgical Associates  The Greenwich Center for Aesthetic Vaginal Surgery  Surgical Specialist of Greenwich  Keith J Attkiss MD  Sandra L Margoles MD LLC  Joel M Rein MD  David M Bass MD  MD Renewal  Gary E Russolillo MD PC  Associated Ear Nose & Throat Specialists  Advanced OB/GYN Care LLC & Aesthetic Medical Center  Stanislaw Facial Plastic Surgery Center  Albert L Babcock MD  The Hand Center  Plastic Surgery Center  Harold E Beam MD FACS  Connecticut ENT Associates  Drs Saxon & Nova  Drs Saxon & Nova  Drs Saxon & Nova  Youthful Images  Plastic Surgery of Greater Hartford LLC  Ari J Namon MD  Thomas Sena MD  Thomas C Cherry MD  Richard J Martin II MD Milford, ConnecticutUpcoming Local Events2012-06-03
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Neck Lift Cosmetic SurgeryRead the Neck Lift Cosmetic Surgery article » How a Neck Lift Is DoneTypically, the procedure will last two to three hours. Of course, if you are having a neck lift in conjunction with liposuction, facelift, brow lift, or other surgeries, the time will vary accordingly. Your exact procedure will depend on your desired results and your own personal circumstances. In order to undergo a neck lift, you must be in good general health, both physically and mentally. What do you dislike about your neck? Be honest with yourself! You're putting a lot of time and effort into researching the surgery, so make sure you get the results you want. You also should write down your thoughts on what you'd like to correct and have that with you at the time of your pre-operative consultation. Here are some of the most common concerns:
Turkey Wattle -- Weakened or Loose Neck MusclesIf you have weakened or loose neck muscles, this may cause the "turkey wattle" or appearance of neck "bands." To correct this, your surgeon may recommend platysmaplasty surgery. The surgeon makes incisions under your chin and/or behind your ears to access the platysma (neck muscle) and manipulate it accordingly. Sometimes, that may even mean removing some muscle. Your surgeon may also use permanent sutures to hold the tissue in place. There are new less invasive procedures, where your surgeon may be able to make smaller incisions and use an endoscope (small camera attached to a thin tube) to complete your surgery. Make sure you ask your surgeon for all your options during your consultation. You and your surgeon will discuss what type of anesthesia to use, depending on your level of comfort. If you want to remain asleep during the procedure, you should request general anesthesia. Otherwise, your surgeon can use local anesthes... Recommended Reading Related to Neck Lift Cosmetic SurgeryQuestions To Ask Before Surgery » What is the operation (procedure) that is recommended?Ask your surgeon for a simplified explanation of the type of operation, technique used, and reasons it should be performed. (Pictures and drawings can tell patients and family a great deal.) Why was this specific procedure chosen over possible alternatives? What is the surgeon's experience with this procedure? Ask the surgeon about his/her experience with this procedure, its outcome, and the hospital or setting in which the operation will be performed. Is the nursing staff accustomed to caring for patients who have had this procedure? What is the reason that this procedure is necessary at this time?Is the procedure being done to relieve pain, diagnose a condition, correct deformity, for cosmetic reasons, or what exact purposes? Must the procedure be performed immediately?
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