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Neck wrinkle consultations
Provided by our trusted team in a clinical setting.
Recommendations made with your comfort and recovery time in mind.
Results aligned with your preferences.
Plans that prioritise ongoing supportive care.
At Cosmetic Connection, our consultations for neck wrinkles allow you to explore non-surgical options to smooth existing creases and help prevent new wrinkles from forming across your neck.
Our experienced medical professionals use various techniques tailored to your personal preferences. During your consultation, we’ll review your goals, outline potential risks, and explain the range of possible outcomes based on your individual assessment.
If you’re ready to move forward, contact our team for a free suitability assessment or schedule a confidential consultation.
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Why book a consultation for neck wrinkles?
A consultation with our experienced clinicians helps you understand your options and choose the approach best suited to your preferences. You’ll receive clear guidance tailored to your individual needs.
Professional Guidance
Learn which non-surgical options are suitable for your personal aesthetic concerns.
Personalised Plan
Receive recommendations customised to your goals and lifestyle.
Tailored Improvement, Without Permanent Commitment
Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with tailored and non-permanent changes.
Holistic Approach
Can be integrated into a holistic non-surgical plan to balance facial features and refresh your appearance.
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After your treatment, we provide clear post-care instructions, so you can enjoy your results and get back to your day.
All treatments include an optional complimentary follow-up, and are backed by our satisfaction guarantees for complete peace of mind.
Why do I have neck lines?
Neck lines and wrinkles can start to develop even in your early 20’s. They’re caused by a combination of skin damage, collagen loss, and repetitive folding of the skin when you tilt your head downwards. The name ‘tech-neck’ was bestowed on this problem because people generally tilt their head down when using their phones.
Folding of the skin damages the collagen, as does exposure to the sun’s UV rays. Over time, the skin also becomes thinner and loses elasticity, accelerating the development of neck lines.
Minimising skin damage is an effective way to slow down the development of neck lines. For those with lines etched into the neck skin, there are a range of treatment options that may reduce them.
How to treat neck lines
How can I naturally fix my neck lines?
You can reduce the appearance of your neck lines and slow down their progression by following these simple steps:
Sun protection, including sun screen will prevent skin damage, slowing the development of neck lines.
Looking after your skin by staying healthy, not smoking, and using good skin care can help to preserve its strength.
When using your phone or computer, avoid looking down. Keeping your head upright means that your skin won’t bunch and crease, slowing the development of neck lines.
What in clinic treatments are there for neck lines?
In clinic treatments often focus on addressing the causes of neck lines.
This includes:
- Adding volume and supporting the skin
- Hydrating the skin
- Increasing collagen
- Optimising the skin with tailored skincare products.
This combination makes your skin more resilient, and less prone to creasing.
We want to answer any questions you may have.
If you can’t find the answers to your questions, get in touch with us and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
Neck lines, also known as neck wrinkles or creases, are lines that form on the skin of the neck as a natural part of the aging process. These lines are horizontal, often referred to as “tech neck” due to repetitive motions like looking down at electronic devices.
Several factors contribute to the development of neck lines, including the natural loss of collagen and elastin in the skin, sun exposure which breaks down these vital proteins, repetitive movements, genetics, dehydration, and even sleeping positions. The skin on the neck is also thinner and has fewer oil glands than the face, making it more susceptible to wrinkling.
Without treatment, neck lines will not go away.
Yes, it is OK to have neck lines. They are a normal part of human anatomy and the ageing process for many people.
While cosmetic treatments exist to reduce their appearance if they bother you, it’s important to remember that having neck lines is normal.
The cost of treating neck lines varies depending on your individual needs, which can only be determined after an assessment. If you’d like pricing information, you can:
- Complete our free online suitability assessment for general pricing information.
- Schedule a consultation (free spots available in Sydney) for a personalised treatment plan and quote.
Yes, treatments for neck lines can be combined with other treatments, depending on your concerns and suitability, as determined through an in-person consultation.
People’s experiences of discomfort vary, but most report only mild, brief discomfort with treatments for neck lines.
Most treatments involve the use of numbing to minimise discomfort.
Treating neck lines typically takes 10-20 minutes depending on the methods used for your procedure.
Realistic expectations are key. Treatments aim to soften the appearance of neck lines, making them less noticeable. However, complete elimination is generally not possible.
For deep, long-standing neck lines, non-surgical treatments may reduce their appearance but will not completely erase them.
An experienced practitioner will aim for natural-looking results that align with your expectations and preferences.
The longevity of treatments for neck lines varies from person to person, and is dependent on the treatment methods, as well as lifestyle and metabolism.
After undergoing treatment for neck you may notice slight redness and swelling around the treated area. This typically resolves over 1-2 days.
Final results are visible in days to weeks, depending on the methods used.
Treating neck lines typically has a short recovery period, characterised by mild redness and swelling that settle in a few days. Bruising is uncommon.
As with any cosmetic procedure, there are potential risks and side effects when treating neck lines, although they are generally mild and temporary. These can include:
- Bruising
- Swelling
- Redness
- Local tenderness
- Rarely, infection or nerve irritation
Why people choose Cosmetic Connection
Your treatment is performed in doctor-led, medical-grade clinics that follow strict safety and hygiene protocols, ensuring your privacy, comfort and wellbeing at every step.
We use only scientifically validated products, techniques and technologies — never trends or unproven methods — so you receive care you can trust.
Our clinicians stay up-to-date with best practice to deliver precise treatments and optimal results.
We prioritise what’s right for you. With us, you’ll receive personalised treatment recommendations–without any pressure or obligation to proceed with treatment.
With our standardised photography, we can plan your treatment collaboratively, while tracking your progress and results.
Receive a customised treatment package and pay your preferred way with our range of flexible payment options, including cash, card, Afterpay*, Zip Pay*, and payment plans via Total Lifestyle Credit* (*Subject to approval: required before your appointment).
Your satisfaction is one of our top priorities.
We back our treatments with guarantees because we’re confident in our results — and we want you to feel completely supported and reassured in your decision to move forward.
