How do I fix my neck??

[Anonymous]

I'm 38 and have been getting Botox for years. However, nobody ever told me I needed it in my neck, too!

My back has gotten SO bad over the last years. Crepey, sagging, dozens of horizontal lines. It literally looks like the neck of a 50 year old.

What can I do to fix it? Neck lift? Botox? Filler? Anything?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm 38 and have been getting Botox for years. However, nobody ever told me I needed it in my neck, too!

My back has gotten SO bad over the last years. Crepey, sagging, dozens of horizontal lines. It literally looks like the neck of a 50 year old.

What can I do to fix it? Neck lift? Botox? Filler? Anything?

OP. Autocorrect, this should be neck, not back.

[Anonymous]

I had profhilo last week and it is promising so far. Not sure how often I will need it though. I don’t think it lasts long.

[Anonymous]

I had Ultherapy done for my neck at 38 and got phenomenal results! You’ll see a lot of people online who trash the procedure but that’s because most spas offer a watered down version of the treatment. Make sure your provider uses upwards of 1000 lines for a full face and neck treatment. I’d also go to a place that is overseen by a plastic surgeon ( their nurse or esthetician usually does the treatment ). Best of luck !

[Anonymous]

I had radiesse injected into my neck and had phenomenal results. It took 3 sessions over 6 months and now I do yearly maintenance.

[Anonymous]

Thanks pp’s. I’m 50 and thought there was nothing to do but surgery. The gold bond crepe lotion helps a bit.

[Anonymous]

Scarves and turtlenecks. See Diane Keaton and sometimes Candice Bergen for inspiration.

[Anonymous]

Go back in time and use sunscreen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks pp’s. I’m 50 and thought there was nothing to do but surgery. The gold bond crepe lotion helps a bit.

52 year old here. I loved that stuff until I read the ingredients. I avoid parabens in all other products so stopped using it. Would love to see them remove that ingredient! Haven’t found anything else remotely as effective.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm 38 and have been getting Botox for years. However, nobody ever told me I needed it in my neck, too!

My back has gotten SO bad over the last years. Crepey, sagging, dozens of horizontal lines. It literally looks like the neck of a 50 year old.

What can I do to fix it? Neck lift? Botox? Filler? Anything?

You deserve that f$&@ing neck for saying this about 50 year old women.

I turn 50 in November and I my neck doesn’t look anything like you described. Good luck with yours 😂

[Anonymous]

Read Nora Ephron’s I Feel Bad About My Neck and at least have a good laugh about it.

[Anonymous]

Do nothing. Appreciate your neck for connecting your head to your body and aiding in the transmission of information to your brain.

[Anonymous]

The Strivectin neck creme makes it look better or at least I tell myself that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 38 and have been getting Botox for years. However, nobody ever told me I needed it in my neck, too!

My back has gotten SO bad over the last years. Crepey, sagging, dozens of horizontal lines. It literally looks like the neck of a 50 year old.

What can I do to fix it? Neck lift? Botox? Filler? Anything?

You deserve that f$&@ing neck for saying this about 50 year old women.

I turn 50 in November and I my neck doesn’t look anything like you described. Good luck with yours 😂

Right, 12 years is going to pass incredibly quickly 😂😂

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks pp’s. I’m 50 and thought there was nothing to do but surgery. The gold bond crepe lotion helps a bit.

52 year old here. I loved that stuff until I read the ingredients. I avoid parabens in all other products so stopped using it. Would love to see them remove that ingredient! Haven’t found anything else remotely as effective.

Is this about Radiesse?