A deep plane neck lift corrects a wide range of aesthetic concerns affecting the neck, such as skin laxity, jowling, or unwanted fullness. This advanced surgical approach addresses the skin, underlying muscles, fat pads, and connective tissues to create a natural, long-lasting, sculpted, and elegant appearance that is refined and true to your features.
Before & After Neck Lift

Why Choose Us?
Dr. Paul Afrooz has dedicated his career to advancing the art of plastic surgery. He received training at Dallas Plastic Surgery Institute, one of the most prestigious and competitive aesthetic plastic surgery fellowships in the country, where he gained experience in the most advanced techniques, including deep neck lift – the ultimate neck rejuvenation surgery. He is a caring, dedicated professional who is often called upon as a featured speaker, both nationally and internationally. When under his care, you can be confident that your neck rejuvenation procedure will be performed with precision, meticulous attention to detail, and will leave you with the sculpted, youthful, refined look that is universally recognized as a sign of youth and beauty.

Frequently Asked Questions Deep Neck Lift
How is a deep neck lift different from a standard neck lift?
A standard neck lift removes excess skin and addresses surface-level sagging. A deep neck lift goes further, working at the muscle layer to reposition the deeper tissues and remove fat deposits hidden beneath the muscle. This additional depth allows for a more sculpted, natural-looking, and longer-lasting outcome, particularly for patients with significant neck laxity or banding.
What are the risks of a deep neck lift?
As with any surgery, potential risks include bruising, swelling, temporary changes in sensation, infection, and asymmetry. More significant complications are rare when surgery is performed by a skilled, board-certified surgeon. Dr. Afrooz will review all risks in detail during your consultation.
How long do the results last?
A well-performed deep neck lift produces results that typically last ten years or more. The structural nature of the procedure, which addresses muscle and deep fat rather than only skin, contributes to the durability of the improvement. Sun protection and a healthy lifestyle help preserve results over time.
Can a deep neck lift alone define the jawline, or does it need to be combined with a facelift?
A deep neck lift can meaningfully improve the transition from the chin to the neck and create a cleaner jawline profile. However, when jowling or significant facial sagging is also present, combining the neck lift with a facelift produces a more harmonious and complete result.
Will I need to wear a compression garment after surgery?
Yes. A light compression wrap or garment is typically worn during the early recovery period to reduce swelling and support the healing tissues. Specific instructions about duration and fit will be provided by Dr. Afrooz's team.
Can men have a deep neck lift?
Absolutely. Men are excellent candidates and frequently seek neck rejuvenation to improve their profile. Dr. Afrooz tailors his approach to preserve masculine features and proportions, ensuring results look natural within each patient's aesthetic.
Is the deep neck lift appropriate for patients who have already had a facelift?
In some cases, yes. Patients who have had a prior facelift but continue to experience neck laxity or banding may benefit from a secondary neck procedure. Dr. Afrooz will evaluate the existing anatomy and the results of any prior surgery to determine the safest and most effective approach.
Where are the incisions placed?
Incisions are typically placed beneath the chin and behind or around the ear, positioned within natural creases and contours where they heal discreetly. Over time, the scars become nearly imperceptible for most patients.
How much time should I plan to take off work?
Most patients are comfortable returning to desk work and light activity within one to two weeks. More physically demanding work or activities should be avoided for four to six weeks.
Can a deep neck lift be performed on younger patients?
Yes. Younger patients who have inherited a naturally heavy or full neck and want a more refined profile can be excellent candidates for this procedure. Dr. Afrooz evaluates candidacy based on anatomy and goals rather than age alone.














