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You could spend days doing trials on various devices<\/a>, professional treatments, and high-tech formulas designed to lift and firm the skin on your<\/a> face, but necks get far less attention. Not only is the area below your jawline often neglected when it comes to skin solutions, but it\u2019s far trickier to treat. \u201cWhen people come in for a facelift, they always point to the neck and under-chin area first as their biggest issue,\u201d says Reno, Nevada, plastic surgeon Erez Dayan<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Take it from Nora Ephron and her 2006 book,I Feel Bad About My Neck: And Other Thoughts on Being a Woman<\/a>: There\u2019s long been a desire to have a smooth, youthful neck, as the fragile skin in that area shows the first signs of aging. It\u2019s why dermatologists always preach about bringing your skincare as far down as your bra. \u201cThe neck area presents a unique challenge because the collagen there is thinner and deteriorates more quickly, causing signs of aging to appear sooner than on the face,\u201d says New York dermatologist Shereene Idriss<\/a>. Less collagen is why the skin on the neck loses its firmness and elasticity, resulting in crepiness. Treating the neck isn\u2019t as simple as treating the face: Hyaluronic-acid-based fillers, which add volume to a sagging face, cannot improve lax skin on the neck, and high-heat lasers can actually deplete the delicate collagen in your neck.<\/p>\n

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While gravity always has the upper hand, there\u2019s no denying that scrolling TikTok has resulted in more cases of \u201ctech neck,\u201d the horizontal lines caused by repeatedly looking down at a phone or computer. \u201cWhile everyone has a genetic predisposition to these lines, they\u2019re now appearing deeper and at a younger age due to modern tech habits,\u201d Idriss<\/a> explains. And that\u2019s all before taking into account sun damage, especially since SPF<\/a> on the neck and d\u00e9colletage is usually an afterthought.<\/p>\n

As neck-care needs have changed, so have the solutions. What used to be limited to creams that promised to firm the skin\u2014but were only so effective\u2014now includes ultrasound and radio-frequency devices<\/a> and new uses for injectables.<\/p>\n

Ultherapy<\/a> is a noninvasive option for lifting skin that uses ultrasound heat and real-time imaging to precisely trigger collagen and elastin production. The new kid on the block is Ultherapy Prime, a faster, more personalized version of the technology. Its larger screen allows doctors to see clearer imaging for a more accurate treatment and even longer results, says Jennifer Levine<\/a>, a facial plastic surgeon in New York. \u201cUltherapy Prime is best for those who have loose skin on the neck or jawline but aren\u2019t ready for a surgical facelift,\u201d she explains. While results vary, Levine says taut skin should appear over two to three months, and yearly touch-up sessions will help maintain results.<\/p>\n

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Dayan\u2019s go-to minimally invasive treatment for necks is QuantumRF, which creates short bursts of extreme heat (at a boiling temperature of 212 degrees in as quick as 250 milliseconds) to trigger an injury at the superficial fascia (the connective tissue directly under the skin) so that collagen and elastin rebuild. \u201cOther devices like radio-frequency microneedling lack control and could burn the skin or even cause volume loss,\u201d he says. Not only is the recovery time as quick as just one day post-treatment, but the results are more immediate, as the device\u2019s targets are so close to the dermis. Only one treatment is needed for long-term results, Dayan says, and it even stimulates your lymphatic system, which means less swelling post-treatment and the ability to couple it with other technologies, such as Morpheus8 radio-frequency microneedling to further boost collagen production and resurface the skin.<\/p>\n

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One of the most exciting innovations in neck treatments isn\u2019t brand-new to the scene but rather the new use of a tried-and-true method. Botox, the popular neurotoxin, received FDA approval last year for the lower face and neck area. While your doctor may have already injected your neck or jawline to rid bands caused by contraction of the platysma muscle (also known as platysma prominence), it technically wasn\u2019t well studied\u2014until now. \u201cWhen using Botox for platysma prominence in the past, we didn\u2019t have a proper technique,\u201d says New York plastic surgeon Sachin M. Shridharani<\/a>. \u201cIt was all based on our anecdotal experience using Botox off-label.\u201d Now that Botox is approved by the FDA, injectors will have best practices for treating the neck, which will mean safer, more precise results.<\/p>\n

Even artificial intelligence is being used to address neck woes. EveLab Insight\u2019s Eve V, a skin-analysis technology that creates a 3D scan of one\u2019s face and analyzes it with AI, has been used by brands like Shiseido and Beiersdorf, which use it to assist in product development, as well as stores for brands like Dior and Amorepacific, which can offer consumers bespoke product recommendations. After success with the face, Singapore-based EveLab announced the expansion to neck scans for both brands and doctors to adopt in the coming year.<\/p>\n

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All these new technologies are not intended to replace topical products. Both Dayan and Idriss recommend incorporating ingredients like retinol (the gold standard in wrinkle reduction), peptides, and growth factors to help boost collagen. Even at-home tools like red-light-therapy collars<\/a>, which reduce inflammation and stimulate collagen production to diminish the look of fine lines and wrinkles, can help amplify and prolong in-office results.<\/p>\n

As delicate as the neck is, don\u2019t be afraid to pile on topical, injectable, and nonsurgical treatments. To transform the neck, more is more. \u201cNeck treatments aren\u2019t single-method solutions,\u201d notes Idriss. \u201cThey should be customized to each individual and their needs, utilizing a multimodal approach.\u201d<\/p>\n