Anchoring platysma muscle on fixed points of the face is not new. Revolutionary high superficial muscular aponeurotic system techniques and a thorough knowledge of the anatomy of the tympanomastoid fascia give us a stabile anatomic point to fixate platysma muscle. This structure combined with supraplatysmal or subplatysmal defatting, partial resection of the anterior belly of the digastric muscle, approximation of platysmal bands, or corset platysmaplasty and correction of prominent submandibular salivary glands help us to enhance the cervical area and restore ptotic neck deformities in a single procedure.