Robert Whitfield MD describes a minimally invasive neck lift called the Zoom Lift, which uses small hidden incisions to tighten tissue and divide the platysmal bands that create neck sagging. The procedure is done in-office under local anesthesia.
The platysmal bands.
"My Elevate" (affectionately called the "Zoom Lift").
Neck has always been a little challenging to do in a minimally invasive way because there's components. And remember we talked about earlier, the skin, the fat, the muscle, not so much bony components in the neck that contribute to problems. But the muscular component is the platysmal bands. And they're big fan shaped muscles, if you will, underneath the neck. And when you can grimace, you'll see the bands in your neck. They also affect our profile. There's a minimally invasive call option called my Elevate. I affectionately call it the Zoom Lift. And that can be done through small openings out of the line of sight and create a tightening of the glandular tissue, the neck tissue. And you can also divide the edge of those muscular bands and really clean up the jawline. So I encourage anybody to go to our site and look at Zoom Lift results. And those are really powerful tools that be done in the office. Once again, other local.
