How To Fix Your Turkey Neck with Plastic Surgery

Publication Date:April 16, 2024

Do you feel like your turkey neck has a “disregarded” effect on you? You’re not alone. A significant portion of people experience skin sagging in the neck area that can be dejecting and problematic. Luckily, there’s a solution: Plastic surgery. 

Despite all the progress in the field of cosmetic procedures, the process of tucking-in a turkey neck is much simpler and effective compared to the previous years. This blog will be dedicated to examining how plastic surgery can help you get a better appearance and confidence, and can also remove your turkey neck for good.

Whether you are thinking of a neck lift, laser treatments or injections of Botox, we’ll help you to navigate these choices and come to the one that suits your needs. Meet up with a more even, youthful neck, and the Turkey Neck is soon gone!

Cosmetic Treatments Can Tighten Sagging Neck Skin

The treatments with cosmetics provide effective ways of the neck skin lift allowing the people to regain confidence and look much younger. 

The treatments use several methods including ultrasound therapy, radiofrequency energy, or other minimally invasive procedures including neck lifts or neck liposuction. Due to the fact that they focus on the root reasons of sagging like loss of collagen and muscle laxity, these treatments are quite successful in rejuvenating the neck region, eliminating wrinkles, getting rid of extra fat and improving skin elasticity.

 Thanks to the progress that has been made in technology and the methods, cosmetic treatments involve safe and trustful solutions in order to sagging neck skin thus enabling people to obtain the desired aesthetic look with the minimum times of inactivity and natural results.

Treatments for Turkey Neck 

Turkey neck is a term commonly used to refer to sagging neck skin, and it can be dealt with through different modalities. There is something for every patient right from non-surgical solutions like Botox injections and laser skin tightening to more invasive procedures including facial enhancement and fat transfer. Below are some of the most common treatments for tightening sagging neck: 

Neck Lift

A neck lift might be a perfect fit to reduce your turkey neck. Neck lift or lower rhytidectomy is a surgery done to rejuvenate the skin to stretch and to smooth, shrinking the neck sag and wrinkles. During the surgery, surplus skin and fatty tissues are out, and the solid muscle layers underneath may be straightened for a more toned and younger appearance. 

Botox Injections

Turkey neck can be treated non-surgically with Botox injections, diminishing the look of neck bands and wrinkles. When Botox is injected into select neck muscles, the substance relaxes these muscles. This action leads to the smoothing out of the skin and a more youthful appearance.

It is fast, almost painless, and requires minimal downtime, which is why it is popular among people who want to rejuvenate their neck without surgery.

Laser Skin Tightening

Laser skin tightening is an outpatient procedure and it involves laser energy that heats the dermal tissue thus triggering collagen production in the neck area tightening up the skin. Utilizing laser energy to heat the underlying layers of the skin, this approach promotes collagen remodeling, thereby resulting in better skin texture and reduced sagging.

The laser skin tightening is a safe, effective, and personalized treatment since it can be tailored for each patient’s needs, making it a promising option for turkey neck tightening without surgery.

Facial Enhancement Procedures

Microneedling and chemical peels are also an applicable treatment for turkey neck. Collagen production is increased and dead skin cells are exfoliated by these treatments which help to improve skin texture, tone, and overall appearance.

As for the ways used to treat the loose skin of the neck, facial enhancement procedures address skin laxity and improve skin quality, thus, these procedures can be used together with other treatments in an overall process to tighten sagging neck skin.

Facial Fat Transfer

Lipofilling, alternatively called facial fat transfer, is the process of transferring fat from one part of the body to the neck to restore volume and enhance contours. The process does not only deal with wrinkles, but also fills up the hollow part whereby the face looks more balanced and youthful. Facial fat transfer ensures long-lasting results and can be used on its own or in combination with other procedures for complete neck and jaw rejuvenation.

People Also Ask

How much does it cost to get rid of Turkey Neck?

The price of addressing turkey neck depends on what treatment option is chosen and the needs of the person.  Seeking advice from a licensed healthcare professional or cosmetic surgeon is crucial to get a correct estimate of expenses that fit one’s individual situation.

What is the most effective treatment for Turkey Neck?

The best treatment for turkey neck varies with individual characteristics such as skin laxity, desired outcomes, and budget. 

Non-surgical alternatives such as botox injections, laser skin tightening, and facial enhancement procedures can provide a great deal of improvement with very little downtime. 

Nevertheless, for the severe cases, surgical interventions such as neck lift surgery would give the most dramatic and long-lasting results. A discussion with a reputable healthcare provider or cosmetic surgeon will assist in determining the most appropriate treatment.

Can a Turkey Neck be repaired without surgical procedures?

Sure, non-surgical treatment options are used for the tightening of the turkey neck without surgery. 

Botox injections, laser skin tightening, and facial enhancement procedures are some of the non-invasive methods that are often used to make the neck skin look better. Such therapies promote the growth of collagen, skin tightening, and the disappearance of wrinkles and they are implemented without surgery. 

Nevertheless, the improvement level may in fact differ depending on the severity of the disease and personal attributes.

What kind of pain is there in Turkey Neck surgery?

Pain level for turkey neck surgery, or neck lift surgery, can be different in every person and depends on individual pain tolerance and the extent of the procedure. Although pain and stiffness are prevalent after surgery, most patients suffer only mild pain that is easily controlled with medications. Surgeons usually try to control pain during the operation itself and after the procedure, post-operative care measures are given to the patients to facilitate a smooth recovery process.

Finding a qualified plastic surgeon: Dr. Burak 

Deciding on undergoing cosmetic surgery could be the vast of things, but commencing the hunt for the appropriate plastic surgeon is a key action needed for successful and safe desired outcomes.

 Dr. Burak, a renowned doctor in the field, is widely recognized for his excellent skills, wealth of experience and an uninterruptible commitment to his patients’ well-being.

He is not only equipped with a practical knowledge of facial anatomy and aesthetic principles, but he also approaches the procedures with such care and dedication, ensuring that every patient receives their own individualized care designed perfectly to their needs and goals. 

Through selecting Dr.Burak as their expert for their cosmetic journey, patients can relax, knowing that they have the finest expert who pays attention to safety, quality and an excellent result. 

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    Head surgeon Dr. Burak Sercan

    Here we go! I was born in my lovely hometown of Izmir in 1986. I am married and have two wonderful children of my own. I completed my primary education at Ali Şir Nevai Primary School, and my secondary and high school education at İzmir Çiğli Milli Piyango Anatolian High School. I graduated from Ege University’s Faculty of Medicine in 2010. During my compulsory service in Van Erciş, I passed the specialization exam and started my specialization in the Department of Plastic, Reconstructive, and Aesthetic Surgery at Ege University.

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