Help! My neck is aging too fast. What can I do? (Photo)

"Injecting soft fillers like Belotero in this area can reduce lines, wrinkles and folds as well as improve skin texture with long-term collagen production. Fillers are being used more frequently to contour and lift rather than solely line fill. Of course, fillers are best used in combination with lasers and microneedling​ with PRP to get the optimal outcome.

I suggest getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist to create an individualized treatment plan that works for you. Best, Dr. Emer"

Father time is a preeminent force that always catches up to us. Have you every heard of the conveyor belt idea where  If
the surgery takes place at age 50, the individual getting the surgery will look
ten years younger. So, although they are
chronologically 50, they appear to be 40.But that conveyor belt of time keeps moving forward. If you look at that same individual ten years
later, he or she will now be chronologically at the age of 60, but will still
look ten years younger, which at this point would be 50. It is for this reason that many people
continue to have cosmetic surgeries. However, this is certainly not necessary.I suggest you consider the Laser-Assisted Weekend Necklift, the ideal solution for the 40-55 year old with early sagging of the upper neck and jowl area. Our patients started calling it this name because they felt that they
could easily recover from this procedure over the weekend and return to their
normal activities the next week. Although there are still small sutures in
front of the ear, these can easily be hidden with the hair and any bruising has
been so minimal in most cases it has not been a problem to hide.

I've not found that the neck tightening procedures offer anyone the kind of changes that make them happy (that is machines like ultherapy tend to disappoint.) However, a surgical neck lift can be done with hidden incisions and can be very effective!

You have two options: Non-surgically, injectables plus Ultherapy.Surgical neck lift would provide you by far with best improvement and most longevity - but there is no rush...

The best solution for an aging neck is to undergo a neck lift.  However if you are not ready for surgery then you can start with some noninvasive procedure such as Thermismooth.The next step would be minimally invasive procedures such as Thermitight.  It is very important to perform daily skin care on the neck just like to do on the face many different skin care products including moisturizers and tone is.  Strictly avoid the sun as well.RegardsDr. J

Unfortunately it looks from your photos that you have early signs of neck aging. This is manifested in deep transversal neck creases, anterior muscle band and small fat deposits. Although without detailed clinical evaluation any suggestion should be taken with some restrain, you may be a candidate for a neck lift.It looks that improvement can be achieved by releasing deep transversal neck lines (the most difficult part), removing platisma muscle band(s) by means of plication, plus/minus conservative fat removal. Otherwise Botox treatment of muscle bands and skin tightening with non-invasive laser/light/radiofrequency therapy may be a temporary solution.You will need a consult with an experienced plastic surgeon for detailed evaluation and discussion of your options. Good luck.

You may get moderate benefits from laser resurfacing procedures or
occasional microneedling. You would not see a benefit with chemical peels or
neck lift.

The photos you posted demonstrate deep horizontal rhytids or creases as well as some excess skin and platysmal banding.  Botox and heating devices such as ultrasound and RF are typically used as non surgical options but don't give you much improvement.  My recommendation would be to wait until it's practical for you to have a procedure done and have a vertical deep plane neck lift which would give you the most impressive outcome.  Make sure to look at tons of before and afters to see who can get you the best neck with no scarring