10/02/2026
Weight loss can change your face, too. 👀
This patient in her early 40s had worked hard to lose weight—but afterward, she felt that her face looked more deflated and her neck had developed laxity that didn’t reflect how she felt.
And this is a great example of why facial rejuvenation isn’t always just about “tightening skin.”
Dr. Megan Jack performed a neck lift with platysmaplasty + facial fat grafting to address two different changes:
✨ Laxity — improving the neck and jawline contour
✨ Volume loss — restoring volume to areas of the face that had become depleted with weight loss
Swipe through all 3 views, especially that profile. 👉 The goal wasn’t to change what she looks like—it was to restore balance and create a fresher, more defined version of her.
One of my favorite things about fat grafting is that we can use a patient’s own fat to strategically restore volume at the same time we address laxity surgically.
Curious about the difference between what a neck lift, facelift, and facial fat grafting actually treat? Drop your question below 👇 — I’d love to answer it.
Considering facial rejuvenation after weight loss or with aging? Call ETPS at 865-694-9886 or DM us to schedule a consultation with Dr. Megan Jack.
📍 Knoxville, Tennessee