Our beauty expert tells you how you can fix your crepey neck in just three sessions
Q I’m 52 and I see lines on my neck and wrinkles. I want to prevent it from getting worse, but how?
A When your neck is just starting to lose firmness, you are likely to slow down the process.
Aesthetic doctor Dr Sarah Tonks (thelovelyclinic.co.uk) loves layered skin boosters (hydrating and collagen-boosting injections).
She used two on me, Nucleofill polynucleotides and Belotero Revive, in one session for long-lasting hydration and my neck immediately looked smoother and fuller.
Q I’m 52 and I see lines on my neck and wrinkles. I want to prevent it from getting worse, but how?
Beauty expert Inge van Lotringen recommends moisturizing and collagen-stimulating injections to combat a crepey neck
It costs £1,040 per session. You’ll need three initially, two weeks apart, and then top up every six months.
For longer-lasting results, there’s the ‘biostimulant’ injectable Sculptra, but you’ll need to massage your neck five times a day for a week after each treatment (failing to do so won’t reverse any lumps).
During two to three treatments, your neck will receive several injections with a gel that stimulates collagen by almost 70 percent. You will see plumper skin for up to two years.
It costs £1,500-£4,500 depending on how much product you need (see room.com.clinics/products/sculptra).