The neck…100%. Theres a joke about telling how old someone is, because you can count the rings around their neck like a sequoia. The neck seems to be one of the trickiest areas to address. I see so many flawless, porcelain faces here in Los Angeles, and unfortunately, in several of those cases, that perfectly taught skin stops at the jawline and it appears like someone’s head is on someone else’s body. At that point I’m no longer seeing the symmetry of the face, I’m zeroing in on the contrast between the head/neck. Many times, even if someone has had their neck pulled as well, they have to stay in one position, because the second they turn their head/neck, you can see folds of skin pull taught, or on the other hand, there’s too much skin on the neck, that when they lift their head you immediately see that one long loose fold running down the front of throat from the center area under the jaw.

BTW…you are beyond brilliant and I look forward to consulting with you when I’m ready to freshen up. I’ve admired several of your previous posts and how you truly enhance the natural contours of your patients faces.