Table of Contents
Neck rejuvenation is possible using minimally invasive treatments and surgical treatments.
The bands that form under the neck (turkey neck) can be relaxed with injectable treatments. The result lasts for about 4-6 months and no surgery is required.
Double chin caused by localized fat under the chin is treated in less than one hour under topical anesthesia.
Injectable fillers or chin implants are the choices for a chin that is small or unbalanced compared with the anatomy of the face. Both procedures can be performed under local anesthesia.
FINANCING YOUR PROCEDURE
Neck / Chin lift surgery is an excellent investment in an individual’s well-being. Because of this, we believe financial considerations should not be an obstacle to your procedure. At the office, we accept all methods of payment as well as financing by CareCredit. Please see the financing section of our website or click below to get an instant reply.
Before / After
Testimonials
“Dear Dr. Glavas, thank you so very much for the work that you did for me. What a tremendous difference it has made in my comfort level and appearance. I will never be able to thank you enough. Also your staff and office helper were so kind and caring as you were. It made such a difference.”
SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION
For more information about upper eyelid surgery or to schedule an appointment please call 617-262-0070 or contact us by email by filling in the form below
Schedule a Neck/Chin Lift Consultation
Schedule your consultation for Neck/Chin Lift in Boston MA– contact Dr. Glavas and set up your appointment. During your appointment, you will be able to ask questions and bring up any concerns you may have about the procedure. Contact us today to get the look you’ve always wanted!
How Much Does a Neck/Chin Lift Costs?
The total cost of Neck/Chin Lift surgery is determined based on factors like your medical examinations, surgeon’s fee, hospital charges, post-surgery garments, and anesthesia. The exact techniques used will also impact cost, as will the total time needed to perform the surgery.
Related Links: