AESTHETIC & REGENERATIVE MEDICINE
Neck Rejuvenation
Address skin laxity, creases, sun damage, and early signs of ageing on the neck.
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Neck rejuvenation focuses on addressing skin laxity, creases, sun damage, and early signs of ageing on the neck.
Treatment may involve targeted injectables such as skinboosters, Profhilo®, toxin for platysmal bands, or collagen stimulators. The result is smoother, firmer, and more hydrated skin with improved texture and neck contour.
COMMON CONCERNS
Signs of Neck Ageing
The neck is often one of the first areas to show signs of ageing due to thinner skin and sun exposure. Common concerns include horizontal lines, vertical bands, skin laxity, and textural changes.
These can make the neck appear older than the face, creating an imbalance in appearance.
- Horizontal neck lines (tech neck)
- Vertical platysmal bands
- Crepey, thin skin
- Sun damage and pigmentation
RESULTS
What to Expect
The result is smoother, firmer, and more hydrated skin with improved texture and neck contour. Treatment creates harmony between face and neck for a more youthful overall appearance.
- Smoother, firmer skin
- Improved hydration and texture
- Reduced lines and bands
- Better neck contour definition
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about neck rejuvenation.
The best treatment depends on your specific concerns. During your consultation, Dr Nabil will assess your neck and recommend the most effective approach for your needs.
Results typically last 6+ months, depending on the treatment chosen. Maintenance treatments can extend and improve results over time.
Downtime is minimal, typically 0-48 hours. Some swelling or redness may occur but resolves quickly.
Yes, many patients choose to treat the face and neck together for comprehensive rejuvenation and harmonious results.
Dr Nabil Jetha, MBBS, BSc (Hons), PGDip (Aesthetics), GMC 7751313, practises aesthetic and skin medicine at 120 Pall Mall, St James’s, central London.
His background is in medicine first and aesthetics second, and his practice is built around assessment rather than treatment menus: working out what is actually driving a concern before deciding whether anything needs doing about it.
Every article on this site is written and medically reviewed by Dr Nabil. Consultations are prescriber-led, which means the doctor assessing you is the same person responsible for anything prescribed, rather than a prescriber signing remotely for someone else.
His registration can be checked by anyone on the GMC medical register using reference number 7751313.