Introduction to Neck Lift
Tighten Neck Contours With A Neck Lift
The neck is among the earliest areas of the face to show structural signs of aging — and one of the most difficult to address through non-surgical means alone. Laxity along the jawline, prominent vertical muscle bands, submental fullness, and the gradual loss of a defined cervico-mental angle are changes that accumulate over time and that, once established, require a surgical response to correct meaningfully. A neck lift restores the definition, contour, and proportion that characterize a youthful neck — not by altering what makes a face distinctive, but by returning structure to where it belongs.
At her Montreal practice, Dr. Emily Deane performs neck lift surgery with a precise understanding of the neck’s anatomical layers and their relationship to the jawline, chin, and lower face. The result is a natural transition between the neck and face — one that looks balanced, rested, and entirely the patient’s own.