This is actually where the term “red neck” came from because it is literally a red neck associated with sun exposure and outdoor occupuations and lifestyles. Men suffer from it...
The answer to this really depends on accurate self assessment here! Generally, if one has just a little bit of neck laxity (loose skin) and a little crepeyness, then a...
The truth is that this area is the Wild West right now with device manufacturers and some doctors making all sorts of claims that really can’t be proven over a...
I’m glad you brought this up! And of course, you’re right………..it looks odd when these three areas don’t match and in healthy, “un sun damaged”…..they do look the same. The...
I hear you and you are NOT alone. There’s a reason why the wonderful writer Nora Ephron (now passed ):) wrote a book called “I Hate My Neck.” It’s quite...
I think necks are the “holy grail” of the next 5 years in nonsurgical technology. A lot of the improvements for face skin issues have not translated as well to...
In general, radiofrequency passes through the outer layer of skin without damaging it. This is true for all radiofrequency systems. The occasional problems with these systems, which include Thermage, Exilis,...
Good for you for losing the weight – it doesn’t always happen easily. Nonsurgical treatments for necks are beginning to improve, but at 67 if you really want an effective...
If you are over 50 and pretty loose, surgery may still be your best option. As much as I love nonsurgical options, sometimes the best, most cost effective result is...
The Affirm laser and other fractionated CO2s like the DEKA Dot will improve crepiness and sun damage on the neck over 2-4 treatments and provide some tightening, but expect modest to moderate...
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