Endymed for crepey neck?

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Has anyone tried Endymed or Agejet for a crepey neck? Or anything else that has worked?
under my jaw is fine, it’s the front of my throat which is just awful.
im using Prai serum, which doesn’t seem to make any difference, led red wrap which might be helping, and I’ve stopped micro needling as I think it’s made it worse!

Very keen to hear any replies too!

@LittleEsme do you find it’s a real ‘problem’ area? I don’t really have lots of wrinkles on my face, that part of my neck is so aging!

Same here, my neck really lets me down but I've not found anything that works.

Would you consider treatment? I would if I knew it would make a difference, and last at least a year.

Yes I would if I could be sure it would work. I've spent so much money on microneedling and facials, etc, none of which make much difference.

On MN it must be the most discussed and hated part of the body! Seems nothing short of surgery will help. Creams just moisturise. Specialist neck products don’t do much if anything but we all fall for the blurb! Non surgical treatments often make no difference, hurt, irritate, have downtime, need top ups, cost a LOT of money. Home devices are weak, and few have the commitment to get even a slight result.The salons rub their hands with glee - here comes yet another middle aged/old desperate woman pouring her hard earned savings into yet another useless treatment, only for it to fail, and so it starts again.
The only treatment I found made any difference was using Tretinoin and an LED mask. I’m considering getting a salon quality Dermalux, but it’s so expensive.

I once read that the neck area in an old woman resembled a vagina- cruel, but sadly true!

Absolutely no idea what might help, but what about collagen supplements? Supposed to be good for the skin generally. I've only just started taking collagen powder and whilst my (face) skin IS looking a tad brighter, I can't, at this stage, say it's the collage that's responsible.

My neck is also heading in crepey territory and I'm just smothering it in moisturiser and using SPF. I'm 55.

My outlook is whilst perhaps I can't improve it, I can do everything possible to prevent it getting or looking worse.

Yes I’ve started a multi vitamin that has collagen, need to remember to take it every day.

ive been diligently moisturising since i was 13 😕

Polynucleotides help, but it’s really expensive and only lasts 6 months. I’m looking into a neck/lower face lift. I’ve heard that surgery is the only option.

yes, I feel that it’s a problem area for me. I’ve always had a thin neck but my weight loss has made it very scrawny looking.

I have this treatment every 2 months for maintenance after having HIFU last August. I’m 57 and although my skin is still aging lots of people say I look younger and no issues with neck apart form a couple of ‘necklace lines’.

I spoke to a plastic surgeon yesterday, about my crepey under chin skin and other things. He said he thought it was too early for a mini face lift /lower face lift but recommended Radiesse. The doctor at the clinic I go to recommended Radiesse as well but I shied away from it because it’s filler…albeit diluted filler (apparently it makes your body produce more collagen). I’ve heard you need to be careful with filler and too many electrical stimulating treatments as they can make surgery much more difficult. The plastic surgeon however said he doesn’t think it makes a difference to later surgery. Given he recommended it as well, I’m reconsidering.

Love Nora Epron on this https://www.google.com/search?q=i+feel+bad+about+my+neck+pdf

A vagina? An internal muscular cavity? What?

The only thing I've found works for me is continuous moisturiser. I have a stick moisturiser containing retinol which I apply thickly in the morning. Tada problem gone. I take it out with me and everytime I go to the loo I reapply it. I don't wear make up so it doesn't affect anything. I guess if you do that would be inconvenient and messy.

If I am going out for the evening or meeting people during the day I also apply contour to my neck dark at the sides and light on on Scraggle to minimise after watching a mua on YouTube. My dentist, who also does aesthetics recommended a thread lift but it looked too painful. The cost was acceptable if you did it with local anaesthetic but I feel I would need general and he charges £1000 to do that.

Presumably wrinkly, with folds - perhaps she meant labia!

I think this is why I don’t mind being a bit overweight, I don’t want to stray into scraggy neck territory. Same goes for face.

Will have a look at Radiesse, I feel like my LED neck mask is helping a bit…but only a bit

What's this stick moisturiser called please?