Your face can look refreshed and youthful. Over time, the neck may begin to show structural change independently.
The neck is one of the most neglected areas in skincare routines despite being one of the first to show visible aging. The skin is thinner than facial skin, has fewer oil glands, and receives the same UV exposure. It also sits over a broad muscle that weakens and separates over time.
Platysma banding. The platysma (the broad muscle running from the collarbone to the jaw) weakens and separates with age, producing vertical bands visible during expression or head movement.
Horizontal neck lines. Repeated flexion from looking down, sleeping positions, and natural creasing produces horizontal lines that deepen as collagen declines. "Tech neck" lines from phone and computer use are increasingly common.
Skin laxity. Collagen and elastin loss combined with gravity creates loose, sagging skin beneath the jaw and along the neck.
Submental fullness. Fat beneath the chin blurs the jaw-neck angle, making the neck appear shorter and less defined.
Crepey texture. The neck skin becomes thin, wrinkled, and papery due to collagen depletion, dehydration, and UV damage.
Focused ultrasound to the SMAS (the deep tissue layer that holds structure in place) and fascia beneath the neck skin. Targets the platysma and deeper structural layers, tightening the foundation and improving the jaw-neck angle. Also addresses platysma banding.
Learn moreA dedicated submentum applicator delivers radiofrequency (heat-based energy) to tighten skin while electrical stimulation restores muscle tone along the jaw-neck angle. Improves lower face definition and supports tightening in the submental area.
Learn moreRadiofrequency collagen regeneration across both layers of the dermis (the structural skin beneath the surface) with continuous water cooling. Rebuilds collagen density to improve firmness, reduce crepey texture, and smooth horizontal lines. No needles, no downtime.
Learn moreStimulates collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid (the skin's natural moisture molecule) production. Improves skin quality, hydration, and resilience in the neck area.
Learn moreCreates controlled micro-channels in the skin to trigger new collagen production. Smooths horizontal lines and surface textural changes that have settled into the neck skin.
Learn moreStructural tightening develops over two to six months as new collagen forms. Some results may be visible immediately from treatments like EVERESSE. Most patients benefit from a series of treatments addressing multiple layers.
Neck aging occurs across multiple tissue layers simultaneously: muscle separation, deep structural loosening, dermal thinning, and surface damage. Neck skin loses elasticity more rapidly than most other areas due to constant movement and UV exposure.
The most effective neck rejuvenation addresses muscle and structural support (ULTRAFORMER, EMFACE), dermal regeneration (EVERESSE, EXION), and surface remodeling (HELIX) as a coordinated approach. Your clinician will assess which layers have changed most and build a protocol that addresses them in sequence.
Yes. ULTRAFORMER targets the platysma and deep fascia, the same layers addressed in surgical neck procedures. Results are achieved through collagen stimulation rather than repositioning. Most effective for early to moderate banding.
Horizontal lines caused by repeated downward flexion from looking at phones and computers. Over time, as collagen declines, these creases become etched into the skin.
The neck has thinner skin, fewer oil glands, and is often neglected in daily skincare despite receiving the same UV exposure. It also sits over a broad muscle that weakens and separates with age.
This depends on the degree of change and the specific concerns being addressed. Most patients benefit from a series of treatments over several months.
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