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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?

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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 😂😂

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

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

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

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 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.

Go back in time and use sunscreen.

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

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

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

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 !

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 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.

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?