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Visible vertical bands in the neck can become more prominent with age due to changes in the platysma muscle. This may contribute to the appearance of tightness or pulling along the jawline. After a detailed consultation, your practitioner can assess whether a non-surgical approach using prescription-only treatments may be suitable to address these concerns. Treatment outcomes can vary between individuals, and a tailored plan will be developed based on your needs and medical history.
During the ageing process, some individuals may notice the development of visible vertical neck bands, often related to increased activity of the platysma muscle. Following a consultation, a practitioner may determine that treatment with a prescription-only medicine could be suitable to help reduce the appearance of these bands by temporarily relaxing specific muscle activity.
This type of treatment typically involves a brief in-clinic procedure and effects may begin to appear within a few days, with full results developing over several weeks. Suitability and expected outcomes can vary between individuals and will be discussed during your consultation.
In cases where there is more significant skin laxity or excess fatty tissue in the neck, surgical procedures such as neck lifting or liposuction may be more appropriate. These options can be explored in consultation with Dr Aggarwal, a specialist plastic surgeon, if clinically indicated.
Non-surgical cosmetic procedures may be considered to address the appearance of prominent neck bands, often caused by activity in the platysma muscle. During your consultation, a qualified healthcare practitioner will assess your individual anatomy and discuss your treatment goals.
If suitable, a prescription-only medicine may be used to temporarily reduce the activity of specific muscles in the neck. This involves precise administration by a trained professional to help improve the appearance of visible platysmal bands. Results can vary between individuals, and follow-up appointments may be recommended to monitor the outcome and determine if further treatment is appropriate.
As with any medical procedure, there are potential risks and temporary effects. These will be discussed in detail during your consultation to support informed decision-making.
The effects of non-surgical cosmetic treatments can begin to be noticeable within a few days, with the full result typically visible within 2 to 3 weeks. The duration of the effects can vary depending on factors such as the treatment area, the muscles targeted, and individual metabolic factors. Generally, results may last between 3 to 4 months.
Your practitioner may recommend follow-up visits to assess the results and discuss any further treatment options. A follow-up consultation is commonly scheduled around 2 weeks after the initial treatment to evaluate the effects and make any necessary adjustments to achieve the desired outcome.
To maintain the results, your practitioner may suggest periodic reviews and additional treatments, typically every 3 to 4 months, depending on your individual response.
Non-surgical cosmetic treatments may not be appropriate for individuals with specific conditions or circumstances. These include:
A comprehensive consultation with a qualified practitioner will help assess whether the treatment is suitable based on individual health needs.
As with any non-surgical cosmetic procedure, there may be some temporary effects. These can include:
Each individual’s experience may vary, and a consultation with a qualified practitioner will help you understand the potential outcomes and risks associated with treatment.
As with any medical procedure, there are potential risks and temporary effects associated with non-surgical treatment options targeting the platysma muscle. These may vary between individuals and should be discussed with your healthcare practitioner during your consultation.
Variable Outcomes: The degree of visible improvement may differ from person to person. In some cases, the initial treatment may not fully meet your goals. Your practitioner may recommend a gradual approach to optimise the outcome over time.
Temporary Muscle Effects: In rare instances, treatment may lead to temporary changes in muscle activity. When treating the neck area, this could include mild asymmetry or changes in muscle tone that usually resolve as the effect of the treatment wears off.
Your practitioner will take all reasonable precautions to minimise risk and ensure the treatment is suitable for your individual needs. Any concerns or questions should be raised during your consultation to support informed decision-making.
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However the overall cost may not be all that different to other ‘cheaper’ clinics due to the following:
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