The Jawline and Neck
The Jawline & Neck
Typically neglected by many, the neck plays as important a role in the projection of beauty as does the face. The changes of aging – loose skin, visible horizontal lines and vertical bands of the neck, or even double chins – distort the otherwise defined contours of the jawline and neck.
Several non-surgical options are available to restore or even accentuate our natural contours.
A strong collagen stimulator that also lends strong structural support, Radiesse is perfect for jawline and neck rejuvenation.
Uses include:
- Lower-face restructuring:
Fillers improve contour and definition of the lower face by adding structure to deficient jawlines, while also helping to camouflage early jowling. The chin is very commonly treated in Asian faces to add length and projection to the face
- Neck tightening
Diluted radiesse acts as a strong collagen stimultor that, when injected and used together with Ultherapy, have shown significant results in reducing skin laxity.
Targeting the deeper layers of the skin, Ultherapy tightens and firms from within as it stimulates collagen and elastin production.
This helps contour the neck and jawline, and works even better when combined with collagen stimulators like Radiesse.
Performed as a regular radio-frequency treatment, It soothingly stimulates and tightens the skin effortlessly and without downtime. The Forma RF is best paired with other procedures as a maintenance therapy.
Thread lifts provide a good avenue for patients with mild to moderate sagging who wish to achieve slightly more dramatic results.
A minimally invasive and in-clinic procedure, thread lifts reposition the skin and fat to more harmonious positions.
A form of fractional radio-frequency, the Morpheus 8 allows for the morphing of aging face or body into a desired smooth and sleek appearance, for all skin tones.
Delivering RF energies at precise depths up to 4mm, and with the process of micro-needling, Morpheus 8 provides a surface to depth rejuvenation that tightens and renews skin