31 with platysma bands, will Botox help?

Thank you for your question.  Botox, Dysport or Xeomin can help improve the visibility of your platysma bands.  The Botox, Dysport or Xeomin will relax the platysma muscle and improve the banding.  Other modalities can also be used to improve the appearance of an aging neck.

Thank you for your question. Yes, Botox can help. By injecting the neck’s platysma muscle, it relaxes and reduces the appearance of neck banding or “turkey neck.” Additionally, dermal fillers can be used to fill any fine lines. 

Botox can sharpen one's angle of the neck and create a better profile and frontal view by injecting the platysmal muscle bands. It usually does not require many units. Botox tends to work better in necks that have just started to sag compared to those that have a half inch or more of hanging height of the strap muscles.The information provided in Dr. Shelton's answer is for educational purposes only and is not intended to constitute medical advice.  The information provided should not be relied upon as a substitute for consultations with a qualified health professional who may be familiar with your individual medical needs

Yes, try Botox to soften your platysmal bands and chemical peels to improve the quality of your skin and, one hopes, restore a bit of elasticity. Kybella or neck liposuction may be good options for defining the chin and jawline. I hope this helps.

If your bands are mild, Botox is an excellent choice for treatment. Some respond better than others, but it's certainly worth a try. See someone that has extensive experience.Andrew Campbell, M.D.
Facial Rejuvenation Specialist
Quintessa Aesthetic Centers

Botox is a very quick and relatively inexpensive treatment for reducing troublesome, vertical playsmal bands that course straight down the neck from under the chin region. I personally started performing this treatment about twenty-five years ago with consistently gratifying results in appropriately selected patients. In the early years, we simply injected straight down the vertical bands. However, in time, we became aware of the major contribution of that portion of the platysma that courses along the jawline to the aging neck, a realization that led to treating the jawline in addition to the veritcal neck cords themselves. The tightening of the neck and the jawline led to renaming the procedure The Nefertiti Necklift, after King Tut's step-mother, Nerfertiti, whose statue in the museum in Berlin displays the ideal "chiseled" jawline of youth. The Nefertiti Lift should not be left to the hands of novice, inexperienced, cut-rate injectors. Be certain to look for a board certified aesthetic physician and make certain to ask to see his/her personal before and after photos before agreeing to proceed. Best of luck.. 

Thank you for your question! Botox can sharpen one's angle of the neck and create a better profile and frontal view by injecting the platysmal muscle bands. It usually does not require many units. Botox tends to work better in necks that have just started to sag compared to those that have a half inch or more of hanging height of the strap muscles. Best of luck!

Neuromodulators like Botox and Dysport are a great treatment option for platysmal bands. I usually recommend 8-12 units of Botox or an equivalent amount of Dysport for each band. 

Botuline injections to relax the platysma bands is a perfect remedy to reduce the protrusion of the platysma bands. I encourage you to look at B&A pictures which will sometimes be listed under Nefrititi Neck botuline treatment. You have three options of botuline injections, including Botox, Dysport and Xeomin.  All the best from Boston, Dr. Onir

Botox is a good method to reduce the appearance of the bands and smooth the neck, but it is not easy to do correctly so see a board certified and experienced dermatologist