Q I am 52 years old and I can see lines on my neck and tingling. I want to prevent it from getting worse, but how?
A When your neck is just beginning to lose firmness, it is very likely to delay the process.
Aesthetic doctor Dr Sarah Tonks (thelovelyclinic.co.uk) likes to layer skin boosters (hydrating and collagen-boosting injections).
She used two on me, Nucleofill Polynucleotides and Belotero Revive, in one session for long-term hydration and my neck instantly looked softer and smoother.
Q I am 52 years old and I can see lines on my neck and tingling. I want to prevent it from getting worse, but how?
Beauty expert Inge van Lotringen recommends hydrating and collagen-boosting injections to combat wrinkled necks.
It costs £1,040 per session. Initially you will need three, with an interval of two weeks, and then a recharge every six months.
For longer-lasting results, there is “biostimulant” injectable Sculptra, but you must massage your neck five times a day for a week after each treatment (if you don’t, the bumps cannot be reversed).
Over two or three treatments, your neck receives multiple injections with a gel that works to increase collagen by nearly 70 percent. You’ll see fuller skin for up to two years.
It costs between £1,500 and £4,500, depending on how much product you need (check room.com.clinics/products/sculptra).