What is a J-Plasma neck lift and how does it work?
The J-Plasma neck lift is a minimally invasive skin tightening procedure that uses cold plasma energy to contract tissue and stimulate collagen production. It is performed using a device called Renuvion®, which delivers radiofrequency energy combined with helium gas beneath the skin's surface.
This technology provides immediate tightening while continuing to improve skin firmness over time. It’s ideal for patients who want noticeable rejuvenation without the downtime or scarring of traditional neck lift surgery.
Am I a candidate for a J-Plasma neck lift?
This treatment is best for individuals with mild to moderate skin laxity in the neck, jawline, or lower face. Ideal candidates are in generally good health, do not smoke, and want natural-looking improvement without undergoing invasive surgery.
A consultation at Little Lipo will determine if J-Plasma is the right fit based on your anatomy, skin quality, and personal goals.
What is recovery like after a J-Plasma neck lift?
Most patients experience mild swelling, tightness, or bruising that resolves within a few days to a week. You may be advised to wear a compression garment to support healing and enhance results.
Compared to traditional surgery, recovery is significantly shorter and more comfortable. Many patients return to work and normal activities within a week.
How soon will I see results from the procedure?
Some degree of tightening is visible immediately after treatment, but full results develop over the following 3 to 6 months as collagen production increases and skin continues to contract.
Patients can expect a more contoured, firmer neck and jawline with long-lasting, natural-looking outcomes.
How long do the results of a J-Plasma neck lift last?
Results from a J-Plasma neck lift can last several years, especially when combined with a healthy lifestyle and proper skincare. While the natural aging process continues, the improvements from the procedure are long-term.
Maintenance treatments are rarely needed, though some patients may consider touch-ups depending on their goals and skin changes over time.