Neck 

The neck is one of the earliest signs of aging, and can be seen at ages above 30.  Individuals may first notice it in photos, particularly in the form of horizontal lines. It may present in different ways including:

• more prominent neck bands

• Loose skin

• horizontal lines

• dry skin

• fatty deposits

• loose skin

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The neck is usually addressed by different modalities.  The purpose is not to cease the aging process but to reduce the effect of it.  Following an initial consultation, and depending on your suitability, a treatment plan is developed which may suggest the following treatments:

• Muscle relaxants

• Skin Boosters

• Biostimulators

• Radiofrequency microneedling

• Lasers

• Chemical Lipolysis

• Surgical referral

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The platysma muscle starts over the clavicle and extends up the neck and into the jaw.  As we age the platysma muscle may pull down on the jaw line.  There are treatments which can assist in preventing the pulling from the platysma muscles.

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Other treatments may specifically address the skin in this area, either by tightening it, or attempting to help skin texture by producing more collagen.

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As the skin becomes looser, the submental fat pad under the chin can become more pronounced and also exaggerated in the presence of loose skin.  Treatments can be specifically to address the fat pad.  This type of treatment has also been shown to enhance tightening of the skin as well as reduction of the fat pad.

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This is not an instant process and best addressed in stages to achieve your desired outcome.  Slow and steady wins the race!!  Different options of treatment can be discussed in a consultation with development of a treatment plan.

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Cosmetic injectables are prescription-only medical treatments. Information on this website is general and educational only and does not constitute medical advice. Suitability and risks can only be discussed during a consultation with a qualified practitioner.

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