Doctor-placed thread Neck Lift treatment
Thread Lift

Neck Lift

Definition along the neck and jawline, without surgery.

What is a Neck Lift?

Support for laxity, along the neck.

A thread Neck Lift places threads along the neck and jawline to address laxity and support improved definition, without surgery. It shares a similar mechanism and downtime profile to facial thread lifts, mechanically supporting tissue while stimulating the body's own collagen as the threads dissolve.

At FMAC, the Neck Lift is assessed and delivered by Dr Gerald Tan, who determines thread pattern and placement based on an individual assessment of your neck and jawline at consultation.

Treatment Snapshot

Comfort during treatmentLocal anaesthesia typically used
SessionsTypically a single session, per assessment
DowntimeSwelling or bruising possible for about a week
FromPrice on consultation
How it works

Threads, patterned to your anatomy.

Threads are placed along the neck and jawline in a pattern determined by Dr Tan following individual assessment, providing mechanical support to areas of laxity. As the threads gradually dissolve, they are designed to stimulate the body's own collagen production, supporting continued definition over time.

What it treats

Who this is designed for.

01

Neck laxity

General looseness of skin along the neck.

02

Jawline blurring

Reduced definition between the jaw and neck.

03

Early ageing changes

Patients noticing early laxity before more visible sagging.

04

Non-surgical preference

Patients wanting neck support without a surgical lift.

What to expect

An immediate effect, with gradual firming.

Day 1–2

Mild swelling, bruising or tenderness along thread paths is common and generally begins to settle.

Week 1

Swelling and bruising typically continue to resolve, revealing improved definition.

Month 2 onwards

As threads gradually dissolve, ongoing collagen stimulation supports continued definition over the following months.

This may be for you if…

Signs it's worth a conversation.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions.

Is a Neck Lift safe?
It is a doctor-performed procedure, typically carried out under local anaesthesia. Dr Gerald Tan assesses your neck and jawline individually before every treatment, and will discuss any risks specific to your case.
Does it hurt?
Local anaesthesia is typically used, so most patients feel some pressure or pulling as threads are placed, rather than sharp pain.
What is the downtime?
Swelling or bruising along thread paths is possible and typically settles within about a week. Dr Tan will advise on activities to avoid during this period.
When will I see results?
The mechanical effect is generally visible once initial swelling settles, with continued definition developing gradually over the following months as collagen builds. Results vary between individuals.
How many sessions will I need?
A Neck Lift is typically delivered as a single session, with thread pattern determined at your assessment. Dr Tan will advise on timing for any future sessions based on how your results settle.
Ready to talk?

Renewed Definition, Along the Neck and Jaw

Book a consultation with Dr Gerald Tan to find out if a Neck Lift is right for you.

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Disclaimer: Individual results may vary based on skin condition, lifestyle and treatment plan. Threads dissolve naturally over time and outcomes cannot be predicted in advance. All treatments are doctor-administered. Suitability is assessed at consultation. This page is for general education and is not a substitute for medical advice.

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