Has anyone got rid of wrinkles on décolletage??

[Tryingtokeepsafe]

I’m not even 40. I’m a side sleeper and have spent years trying to sleep on my back but always end up on my side. They are quite deep but go down through the day. Can I help these not become worse?? Can I do anything to stop them??

One of those led light bibs could help. They’re quite expensive though. Paula’s choice 1% retinol is pretty good. You might have to start with a lower percentage though.

Omg I’m 44 and have these wrinkles. I keep waking up in the night and it’s the first thing I think of and whip over onto my back!
Can I ask are you fair & pale? I’ve noticed fairer paler people seem to have a more wrinkly chest?!!!

What about turkey neck and jowls? Any way to get rid or reduce those fuckers?

@GoldfishParade

I just dont understand people who sleep on their backs. Sleeping on the side is so much cosier and snuggly and protected feeling!

That's interesting, I struggle to sleep on my side. The only way I can fall asleep is sleeping on my back

I also had thread veins so had laser treatment which also seemed to improve the appearance of wrinkling. Since then lots of SPF and moisturiser. I sleep on my side too.

@Callipygion Arrggghhhh I haven't found the solution to that unfortunately.

@AcornAutumn

I used these a few years ago, only before going on holiday once

They’re expensive

www.dermacaredirect.co.uk/decollette-pads-correct-and-prevent-chest-wrinkles.html

They work in the sense of looking perfectly smooth the next morning but now I just cover that area.

I tried those. They do work as you say, my lines just disappeared. But... after a few days, I had a horrible reaction to them and ended up with an awful, itchy, scabby rash. Shame really add they were very expensive and did work

If you could afford it Profhilo has very good results in the décolleté area, otherwise Prai serum and cream?

I have these deep lines quite badly. I try to remember to moisturise but usually forget! I can't sleep with those boob pillows. I have an expensive one here if someone wants it! I'm just resigned to wearing higher neck tops now. It's a bit annoying as my face is pretty much wrinkle free but my chest looks awful. Got sunburned there too many times!

Where are the deep lines? Vertically between the boobs? I'm going to check if I have any in the morning, I'm 48 with big ish boobs, oh god another thing to go wrinkly

I am quite lucky in the wrinkle department. i don't have many at all and I am 65. I have always moisturised since I was 15 and especially on my neck and chest.

I have noticed though that getting sunburned on the top of the chest has aged my skin giving it leathery sort of look and nowadays I tend to cover it up on sunny days.

Moisturise and stay out of the sun in delicate areas and hope for the best is all you can do really

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@Callipygion

What about turkey neck and jowls? Any way to get rid or reduce those fuckers?

I've had a combo of thread lift, ultherapy and RF facials for these issues. They are expensive and improve things but it's subtle not dramatic. My aesthetic doctor tells me only a full face lift will do the trick but I'm not quite vain enough for that.

I really don't like posting this, but I came hoping for suggestions... at 64. Hope springs forever. Roll necks... I can't think of an alternative. They make me look hideous though.