How can I get rid of wrinkles around neck? I'm age 25. (photo)

Neck wrinkles are a common concern for many patients. Your sleeping patterns will probably not have any impact on them.Botox can be tried, as the lines are caused by muscles inserting into the under surface of the wrinkle.Fillers can be helpful sometimes as well. I prefer the Juvederm Ultra or Vollure for the neck lines.I have not found lasers or chemical peels to be much help in younger patients in treating neck lines.

Hello, thank you for your question. Botox would be a great solution for the banding you are seeing in your neck. The great thing about Botox is that is has no downtime and at your age, your treatments will not only help with the current banding, but be great preventative treatment for future aging. I would meet with a reputable and trained injector to learn more about your options. Good luck!

 I have a lot of young patients asking for treatment of the neck wrinkles. It could be due to sleeping position, or “tech neck,” from looking down phone screens/computers You can soften their appearance with a little bit of Botox in the muscles of your neck. The muscles in your neck pull your face down and relaxing them can cause a little lift in the neck. I also recommend a dermal filler in the neck lines to further soften them. Depending on how much of an improvement you want, you may need other therapies, such as lasers to improve skin quality. Please consult a board-certified dermatologist who is an expert at using Botox to smooth out neck lines.

Botox works normally by relaxing muscles that contact and the overlying skin creases each time the muscle contracts like an accordion bellows but horizontal neck folds are not caused by the underlying muscle contraction. They are caused by flexing the neck with deeper muscles that are not attached to skin. When reports first came out many years ago that Botox could help these lines I was skeptical but tried this off-label use but despite my best efforts for a couple of years of trying on different patients, I never was convinced it helped.Fine fillers may help soften but he the lines will still be there. Infini microneedling with RF may help in some patients. I have found the combination of using topical Alastin Restorative Cream and a series of ThermiSmooth RF treatments can help in some patients.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. 

I have personally been treating these circumferential lines around the neck ("horizontal necklace lines") for well over twenty-five years. Originally, these were treated exclusively with Botox to dominish the muscular activity in the platysma muscle that was responsible for their formation. It took only microdroplets of the Botox placed along the length of each line to do the job. And this worked quite well. With time, however, it was discovered that the effects could be improved and prolonged if microdroplets of a filler were also used. Not only did this give rise to a more immediate result, but a result that lasted longer than if either Botox or the filler were used alone. In my NY practice, I use Belotero for this purpose. In my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved fillers are available, I prefer Teosyal Redensity II for this indication. Make sure that you consult with a board certified aesthetic physician and of course ask to see his/her personal before and after photos before agreeing to proceed. Best of luck. 

Wrinkles around my neck?I appreciate your question very much! And I can clearly see the wrinkles around your neck in the photographs. I do not believe Botox is the best therapy for this situation. However, a filler injection is a very good option for these types of lines and wrinkles in the neck. For best outcomes, I suggest you see and experience injector in your area.Best wishes always, Dr. Aldo

Hi KMAL.  Your issue is genetic which is why it has affected you at such a young age.  For this concern, we use dermal fillers and prefer Restylane or Juvederm. Although it's not a perfect result, the benefits can be pronounced.  Usually 1 syringe is needed for 1-2 lines, depending on the depth.  See photos at link below. 

My first advice would be to try Botox. It may create some change that you will be happy with. Next in line would be filler (combined with Botox). For a very deep creases (not your case) injection of filtrated fat grafts (nano fat grafts) shows improvement in our early experience. Good luck.

Given the photos, a filler seems to be an option to help soften the neck lines. There is nothing that will "get rid off" them but softening of the lines is an option. Please see an expert for a consultation.Best regards,Thomas Walker, MD, FACS

There are non invasive options for improvement to the neck, which include:
botox, dysport or xeomin and/or fillers to help platysmal bandsthermage radiofrequencyultherapy high intensity ultrasoundPDO nova threads or instalift for liftingsculptra injections for collagen productionbtl exilis ultra, venus legacy, and thermi250 for constant collagen stimulationJ plasma or thermiRF internal tighteningI recommend getting a formal evaluation with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer