A short YouTube video by Shereene Idriss discussing "neck lines": she normalizes the condition with a personal anecdote, warns that topical creams will not remove them, and lists treatment options including hyper-dilute Radiesse (biostimulatory injectables), Fraxel laser resurfacing, ultrasound tightening (Ulthera), and microneedling with PRP.
Necklines. They've honestly been there since I was 12 years old. And why do I know this? Because I'm a freak at 12 years old. I remember going into the bathroom at my grandmother's house noticing them thinking I got mud in my necklines and taking a loofah and trying to scrub them off to no avail. Obviously people just have noticed them more now, especially with tech neck looking down or zoom. But it's a very natural thing. You can't have a dress and fold over and not expect it to pop pleat or to fold same thing with your skin. And as much as I want to normalize them, I understand they can be a source of insecurity. So here's how you can help yourself. Number one no cream is going to get rid of it so don't waste your dinero. Number two Injectables Hyper dilute Radiesse is a bio stimulatory ignore the toilet. This is radiesse. It can help stimulate collagen. Number three you can do resurfacing with fraxel. Number four you can tighten with ultrasound energy heat like Ulthera or you can even do micro needling with PRP.
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