Neck Care
Neck Concern
The neck is the second most significant area that shows signs of aging, yet it is often overlooked. The skin on the neck is thinner and more susceptible to environmental factors, aging, and lifestyle influences, leading to early signs of aging. Therefore, focusing on neck care is crucial for maintaining overall youthfulness and skin health.
Common concern :
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Fine Wrinkles: Due to its thinner skin and frequent movement, the neck area is prone to small wrinkles. These fine lines are usually caused by skin dryness, lack of moisture, or loss of collagen, affecting the smoothness and youthful appearance of the skin.
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Horizontal Necklines: As we age, horizontal wrinkles on the neck may deepen. These wrinkles are formed due to skin laxity, frequent movements (such as looking down and turning the head), and a decrease in elastic fibers, causing the neck contour to appear less firm and smooth.
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Platysmal Banding: Platysmal bands refer to the muscle bands that protrude on either side of the neck, which become more pronounced with skin laxity and aging. The appearance of these bands is often related to facial expressions, decreased skin elasticity, and fat accumulation, making the neck look aged and less firm.
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Skin Laxity: With the reduction of collagen and elastic fibers, the skin on the neck may become lax. When the skin loses its support, the neck contour becomes blurred, leading to sagging and impacting the overall aesthetic of the facial profile.
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Double Chin: Fat accumulation and skin laxity can lead to the formation of a double chin. This not only makes the neck and chin area appear bulkier but can also blur the overall facial contour, giving a sense of weakness to the face.
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