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Jawline & Neck Treatments
Walthamstow
Treatments for Jowls, Loose Skin, Double Chin, Unwanted Hair & More
Jawline & Neck Treatments
The jawline and neck can change noticeably over time as skin firmness, facial volume, muscle tone and fat distribution change. This can lead to jowls, reduced jawline definition, loose or crepey neck skin and fullness beneath the chin.
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The chin and neck are also common areas for unwanted facial hair, hormonal breakouts and benign skin lesions.
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Because these concerns have very different causes, the right treatment depends on what is contributing to the problem and what you would like to improve. Explore the common jawline and neck concerns below to discover the treatment options that may be suitable for you.
What Would You Like to Improve?
Jowls & Loss of
Jawline Definition
As we age, changes in skin elasticity, facial volume, underlying support and muscle tone can gradually soften the jawline and contribute to the development of jowls. Treatment therefore depends on whether the main concern is loose skin, reduced support or facial tone.
PulseLift →
uses facial muscle stimulation alongside radiofrequency to support muscle tone and improve firmness around the lower face and jawline
Plasma Channeling →
uses plasma energy to stimulate skin renewal and collagen, helping improve firmness and skin quality
Microneedling →
stimulates collagen production to improve skin firmness and quality
Dermal Fillers →
restore selected areas of structural support and can be used to improve jawline contour and definition
Radio Frequency →
uses controlled heat to stimulate collagen and improve skin firmness around the lower face and jawline
Plasma Pen →
creates controlled plasma points to contract and tighten areas of loose skin around the jowls and jawline
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Fine Lines, Wrinkles & Ageing Skin →
Chin & Jawline Breakouts
The chin and jawline are common areas for breakouts. Hormonal changes can influence oil production and inflammation, although stress, skincare, lifestyle and other factors can also contribute.
Skin Peels →
exfoliate dead skin cells and help clear excess oil and debris contributing to blocked pores
Clear & Decongest Facial →
deep cleanses and decongests the skin to help clear blocked pores and excess oil
Carbon Laser Facial →
uses a carbon mask and laser energy to deeply cleanse pores and target excess oil and congestion
HydraGlow Facial →
uses hydradermabrasion and suction to exfoliate and remove surface debris from congested pores
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Acne, Oily & Congested Skin →
Loose & Crepey Neck Skin / Platysmal Bands
The neck can show several different signs of ageing, including loose or crepey skin, fine lines and prominent vertical platysmal bands. Platysmal bands are caused by contraction of the thin platysma muscle in the neck, whereas crepey or loose skin is related more to changes in collagen, elastin and skin quality.
Because these have different causes, treatments can be combined to target both the skin and underlying muscle.
Anti-Wrinkle Injections →
relax targeted areas of the platysma muscle to soften prominent vertical neck bands and reduce their downward pull.
Microneedling →
creates controlled micro-injuries to stimulate collagen and improve fine lines, texture and skin quality
Radio Frequency →
uses controlled heat to stimulate collagen and improve skin firmness
Skin Boosters →
deliver hydrating ingredients into the skin to improve hydration, elasticity and overall skin quality
Plasma Pen →
creates controlled plasma points to contract and tighten areas of loose neck skin
PRP →
uses platelet-rich plasma from your own blood to deliver growth factors that support skin regeneration and collagen production
Mesotherapy →
delivers targeted ingredients into the skin to improve hydration and the appearance of fine, crepey skin
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Fine Lines, Wrinkles & Ageing Skin →
Skin Lesions
Small benign-looking lesions can develop on the chin, jawline and neck, including skin tags, seborrhoeic keratoses and other superficial growths. Some can also become irritated by clothing, necklaces or friction.
CryoPen →
uses targeted freezing to destroy suitable benign skin lesions
Advanced Electrolysis →
uses a fine probe and electrical energy to treat selected small skin lesions
Plasma Pen →
uses targeted plasma energy to remove or reduce selected superficial lesions
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Skin Lesion Removal →
Unwanted Chin & Neck Hair
Unwanted hair on the chin and neck is very common and can range from fine facial hair to darker, coarser hairs. Growth can be influenced by genetics and hormonal changes, and some women notice an increase in facial hair during perimenopause and menopause.
The most suitable treatment depends on the colour, thickness and amount of hair, as well as whether you are looking for temporary removal or a longer-term solution.
Long-Term Hair Reduction & Removal
Laser Hair Removal →
targets pigment within suitable dark hairs to progressively reduce hair growth
Electrolysis →
uses a fine probe to treat individual hair follicles and can treat hairs unsuitable for laser, including lighter hairs
Temporary Hair Removal
Waxing →
removes hair from the root, leaving the area smooth until new hair grows through
Dermaplaning →
uses a sterile blade to remove fine vellus hair and dead surface skin cells, leaving the skin feeling smoother
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Unwanted Hair →
Double Chin & Fullness Under the Jaw
Fullness beneath the chin can be influenced by genetics, weight, fat distribution and the structure of the lower face. It can occur even in people who are otherwise slim and can make the jawline appear less defined.
Fat-Dissolving Injections →
are injected into suitable areas of localised fat beneath the chin to break down fat cells, which are gradually cleared by the body
PulseLift →
combines muscle stimulation with radiofrequency to support muscle tone and improve firmness beneath the chin and along the jawline
Plasma Pen →
creates controlled plasma points to contract and tighten the skin, helping improve laxity around folds and lines
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