Good for you! I say, if you're able to do it, and it will help you feel better about yourself.. WHY NOT!

A friend of mine, who is a few years younger, never really had a weight problem but she had always had a double chin. She had a few nips and tucks, with nobody the wiser (she was on vacation during her recovery). Afterward, people kept asking if she'd lost weight.

As far as I'm concerned, it's something nice you do for yourself, like.. a mani-pedi. But. More complicated.
Good luck with your recovery. I hope you're treating yourself to a nice new haircut and style when you're fully recovered.

Amazing results. So glad you are pleased with results as you should be.

If I started fixing all my problem areas, it would take lots of surgeries and lots of $.

Thank you for sharing your results. I had not considered this but now I'm thinking.... You do look better and younger so I hope you feel better too. I'm considering my eyes because the upper lids droops so much more since I lost weight.

I see absolutely nothing wrong with a little nip and tuck. When people have so much surgery and/or botox that they have that frozen face syndrome or perpetually swollen look, well that is a different issue. But yours looks great! Congrats!!! Personally, I still have a long way to go with weight loss plus am dealing with other medical problems first, so I have been doing a couple of the exercises for the neck area that I found on Youtube. They take just a few minutes so I tossed them into the routine. I don't really expect to see any results until I have lost more weight, but what the heck!

Had to add my two cents on this. I had my eyelids done on St. Patrick's Day. Wonderful results - I too had the sleepy, cranky, tired look. Gone now! Recovery was easy. Gel pads soaked in ice water for about 3 days, minimal swelling and almost no bruising - piece of cake! Discomfort no pain. But I kept the best for last ladies....Blue Cross picked up the tab! How cool is that! I had to go for peripheral vision testing and have docs office submit to BCBS. My side vision was getting restricted per the test. I couldn't tell that but eyes looked at half mast all the time. BCBS rejected it twice and gave approval about 3 months before I was going on Medicare. Boy did I get it scheduled quick! Anyway - worked great for me. So check with your doc office and insurance (doc said Medicare will not cover procedure). I am very happy I got it done and the persistence paid off. Glad to answer any questions if I left something out.

LOL -This emoticon shows me before and after in one little symbol.

You really look wonderful! I would, but, don't want to pay the $$$$. I must admit, I've really started taking better care of my skin since starting this journey and think that the firming/smoothing cream I use has helped some. Nothing like your result though! You look great!