Neck liposuction is a surgical procedure designed to remove excess fat from the neck. The goal of the procedure is to create clear, graceful contours of the face and neck, emphasizing natural beauty and eliminating excess volume.

Benefits of the procedure

Neck liposuction has several significant benefits:

• Long-term results. Neck fat removal results in long-lasting effects as long as a healthy lifestyle is maintained.

• Skin tightening. The procedure helps not only to remove excess fat, but also to improve skin contours, creating a "lifted" neck effect. A pronounced rejuvenation as a pleasant bonus!

• Minimal discomfort. Compared to previous methods, modern neck liposuction techniques are characterized by a shorter recovery period and minimized pain.

• Versatility. Liposuction can be performed in conjunction with other procedures such as facelifts to help achieve a harmonious and proportionate appearance.

How do I prepare for the procedure?

Preparing for liposuction of the neck area is an important step to help you get through the entire process with minimal stress to your body. Here are some basic guidelines:

• Medical Examination. Your doctor will perform the necessary tests to evaluate your health, including blood tests and a cardiogram.

• Discontinuing certain medications. A few days before surgery, you should stop taking medications that may increase the risk of bleeding, such as aspirin or anti-inflammatory drugs.

• Avoid smoking. Smoking can slow down the healing process and affect the length of the rehabilitation period. It is recommended to abstain from this habit for at least two weeks before and as long as possible after the procedure.

• Adherence to the doctor's recommendations. It is important to follow all pre-operative instructions to minimize risks and speed up the recovery process.

Who is suitable for the procedure?

Neck liposuction is a great solution for patients who:

• Unhappy with the look and feel of excess fat deposits in the neck area.

• Want to improve the contours of the neck and lower face by emphasizing the chin line.

• Are in good physical health and have no serious medical conditions that could affect the results of the procedure.

• The procedure is not recommended for people with cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes or skin problems in the neck area.

Risks and side effects

Like any surgical procedure, neck liposuction comes with certain risks. Possible complications include:

• Infection. Although the risk of infection is minimal, it is important to follow all of your doctor's recommendations for incision care and monitor your skin condition.

• Irregularities or asymmetry. Sometimes fat deposits are removed unevenly, which can lead to irregularities in the neck area.

• Scarring. Despite minimal incisions, there may be some minor scarring that becomes less noticeable over time.

• Thrombosis and circulation problems. In rare cases, circulation problems may occur, especially if the doctor's recommendations for recovery are not followed.

• The risk of these side effects is extremely low if you choose a clinic that is up to date!

Rehabilitation after the procedure

After neck liposuction, rehabilitation usually takes a few days to a week. It is important to follow a few key recommendations to speed recovery:

• Avoid physical activity for the first few days after the procedure so as not to increase the strain on the body.

• Wearing compression underwear. Doctors may recommend wearing a special compression bandage to speed up healing and improve results.

• Painkillers. In case of even moderate pain sensations that may bother you during the first few days, the doctor prescribes painkillers. Rest assured, modern plastic surgery is not associated with pronounced pain. In most cases, the rehabilitation period is mild and comfortable.

• Regular check-ups with your doctor. Periodic visits to your doctor are necessary to monitor the condition of your skin and wounds.