Achieve a Smooth Face and Neck Line with an Incheon Facelift
Hello. I am Dr. Yoo Dong-hyun, Director of Miindo Plastic Surgery & Dermatology Clinic. When the elasticity of the face starts to decline, your appearance can change faster than you might think.
It often begins with nasolabial folds or wrinkles around the mouth, but over time, the jawline and neckline become blurred, distorting the overall facial contour.
In such cases, simple thread lifts or injectable treatments may not provide the desired improvement. If you're seeking a more fundamental restoration of elasticity, you should consider a facelift.
Especially if you're concerned about the area under the chin and the neckline, combining a facelift with a neck lift can be a good option.
A facelift is not just about pulling the skin's surface; it's a three-dimensional lifting surgery that also tightens the SMAS layer (musculoaponeurotic system) deep within the face.
Because it can refine the entire facial structure rather than simply lifting the surface, it offers greater stability in terms of results.
However, as time passes, the jawline and neckline often sag, and a facelift alone may not be sufficient to address this.
In these cases, performing a neck lift together can be more effective.
By refining the platysma muscle, the flow connecting the area under the chin to the neckline becomes clearer.
It's more important to connect and smoothly refine the face and neck lines as one, rather than simply tightening sagging areas.
An Incheon facelift considers both the face and neck lines to create a more natural and defined contour.
If you only have sagging under the cheekbones, a facelift alone may be sufficient, but if you have the following conditions, a surgery that refines the neck as well may be a better fit:
✅ Noticeable double chin or sagging neckline
✅ Feeling of sagging skin and fascia under the jawline
✅ Wanting to improve a blurred impression from the jawline to the neckline
✅ More concerned about the loss of elasticity in the neck area than the face
✅ Feeling that simple lifting is not enough
If you need to address the overall flow from the mid-face to the neck line, considering both surgeries together can lead to greater satisfaction in terms of results.
Incheon facelifts and neck lifts are performed in a complementary manner, so sufficient consultation with a medical professional is necessary before surgery.
The extent of the Incheon facelift can be carefully adjusted depending on the areas of concern, allowing for more natural and satisfactory results.
Facelifts and neck lifts are not just about pulling the skin; the key is how the structure under the skin is refined and fixed.
In particular, facelifts require precise planning of the incision range, fixation position, and tightening direction of the SMAS layer (musculoaponeurotic system). How the platysma muscle that runs along the neckline is refined determines how naturally the connection between the face and neck can be linked.
Incheon facelifts are performed in a way that suits each individual, after carefully analyzing these anatomical structures, skin elasticity, and fat distribution.
If you want to regain a three-dimensional impression without traces of pulling, an approach that refines the inner flow rather than the skin surface may be more appropriate.
If you want a clear and smooth face line, it is recommended to consult your current facial condition and desired direction thoroughly, and then choose the method that suits you best.
Miindo Plastic Surgery & Dermatology Clinic
All procedures and surgeries may have different results depending on the individual's health condition, and there is a possibility of side effects such as swelling, bruising, inflammation, and pigmentation. Therefore, please make a careful decision after sufficient consultation with a medical professional.
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