OP not to scare you but it can also be a symptom of a compromised immune system.

I am in the process of getting Morpheus8 treatments for my neck and jowls and have been very happy so far (done 2 treatments). It's not a miracle but the difference is noticeable to me, and if I can put off surgery a few more years that's my goal. The bulge under my chin has diminished, my jowls are definitely leas paunchy, and my neck lines are fainter. I bought a package and paid $3200 for three treatments.

Anonymous wrote:For me it's neck lines rather than double neck. I hate it. Can laser therapy help with that?

OP I have them too! Now I know why retinol isn’t just for the face! but I would rather not have the sagging neck and chin. It’s my face too. My cheeks sagging. I already do gua sha and facial cupping but not sure if it works.

Botox for neck lines works.

Kybella is a waste of money and very painful. And not much cheaper than lipo.

I think PP estimate of $5,000 is on the high end.

But if what you really need is a neck lift, lipo won’t give you the look you want. Have a consult with a good surgeon.

The under chin liposuction starts at minimum $5K. Don't use the kybella injections that claim to dissolve fat--they don't really work well with double chins/sagging. The only real way to eliminate is the old lower face lift, which I am currently resisting. No exercises/yoga will fix this, since it is a combination of age and genetics. Ask me how i know!

Anonymous wrote:For me it's neck lines rather than double neck. I hate it. Can laser therapy help with that?

Apparently Kim K botoxes her neck, I assume for this reason.

For me it's neck lines rather than double neck. I hate it. Can laser therapy help with that?

You guys got weak neck muscles. It gets worse with age.

Anonymous wrote:You might be happy with just a little lipo there. It can be in office with local anesthesia and it doesn’t cost that much but has a big return.

How much does something like this cost?

You might be happy with just a little lipo there. It can be in office with local anesthesia and it doesn’t cost that much but has a big return.

I’m 42M and I have the same genetic weird chin thing going on from the side. Super fit and low body fat. Only see it in side pictures. Looks odd. Not a big deal to me, but I could see how it could be for others. Def get it from my mom.

surgery

I don't know, OP, but I'm also 44 and in the same boat, and mine is definitely genetic...every woman on my mom's side of the family has/had this starting in their 40s, no matter how thin they were.
I'm so self conscious about it and hate how I look in photos with my kids now. I'd also love to know how to at least lessen the effect.

Not sure if this should go here or beauty. I’m not heavy and haven’t gained weight but my genetic chin/neck is starting. Ugh. I’m 44 and it seemed to appear worse in just the last few months.

My question is- do any of those face yoga/workout apps work?? Anything I can do to slow this down?