Neck Tox

Neck toxin is a cosmetic procedure that tightens sagging neck skin by relaxing the muscles that cause skin folding, thus reducing horizontal neck bands.

About Neck Tox

Overview

Neck toxin is a cosmetic procedure that tightens sagging neck skin by relaxing the muscles that cause skin folding, thus reducing horizontal neck bands. It offers a noninvasive solution for achieving a smoother and more youthful neck appearance.

Advantages

Neurotoxin for the neck can significantly improve the appearance of sagging skin by relaxing the platysmal muscle, which can pull down the lower face. By injecting along the jawline and the neck bands, it can improve jowls and a saggy neck – common signs of aging. This treatment is minimally invasive, providing improvement without surgery.

What to Expect

At the initial consultation, a personalized treatment plan will be devised to align with your aesthetic objectives.

Throughout the treatment process, neurotoxin will be administered at precise locations within the platysma muscle or other muscles in the neck.

The selection of injection sites is contingent upon the desired outcomes of the toxin treatment, whether it pertains to the reduction of neck lines or the enhancement of the jawline.

Results typically show within 2 weeks and can last for 3-4 months.

Recovery

Patients should follow their practitioner’s aftercare instructions to ensure optimal results and minimize complications. That may include avoiding strenuous activities and not massaging the treated area.

Cost

Costs varies on pricing of units of toxin, but here are the common amount of units used.

For neck toxin whether the goal is jawline contouring or relaxation of neck bands typical units are 20-50 units.

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