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48 NOVEMBER <strong>2018</strong> The Local Voice Since 1991
Hair & Beauty Care for your neck and present your best look The skin on the neck is in conjunction with the a telltale to how old we MicroNeedling procedure. really are. I always suggest Fractional Laser – stimulates to clients that when they treat the skin on their face, they take the same products and regime down to their neck and chest or decollete. This way the exposed areas look more uniform in colour and texture. The skin on the neck suffers the same environmental onslaughts as the face, only it is far thinner and more fragile. The neck skin has fewer oil and moisture glands and this can be one of the contributing factors to dry, crepey and heavy horizontal lines. The neck can be rejuvenated both topically with products and with clinical treatments. Sun damage is a contributing factor to the breakdown of collagen and elastin of the neck. Broad spectrum sunscreen should be applied every 3-4 hours. Clinical treatments may be combined or used as standalone methods. Remember, it has taken a long time to get to an older appearance and rarely will one treatment provide desired results. Here are some options: Fat Freezing – with a mini handpiece can help to reduce the double chin. The shape of the jaw line and the amount of fat present will determine if one or two applicators will be required. This procedure may be repeated after 12 weeks. IPL Photorejuvenation – uses selective light energy to assist with the reduction of both pigmentation and red capillaries. One of the most common conditions IPL can treat is Poikiloderma of Civatte, which appears on each side of the neck with red-brown pigmentation along with a vascular component. HIFU Ultrasound – these treatments stimulate the soft tissue of the neck down to the lower dermal layers and provide both a smoother and firmer appearance. MicroNeedling – penetrates the skin barrier to depths that can be customised, depending on the severity of skin laxity and crepiness. A cocktail of hyaluronic serum, growth factors and peptides are used to treat sun damage, scars, fine lines and crepiness cell turnover and is capable of minimising and eliminating skin concerns including sun damage, poor skin tone, fine lines and wrinkles. By creating micro treatment zones in the dermal layer of the skin, the body’s natural healing process is activated to create healthy, new skin. Plasma energy – can address the irregularities of colour, texture and tone of the neck. A small amount of downtime is normal; more than one treatment is often suggested. Other professional treatments available to treat the signs of ageing of the neck are chemical peels using Vitamin A, Jessner’s Peel or TCA. Blended chemical with Sue Carroll peels are gentle enough for this fragile area and may help to reduce skin discolouration, strengthen skin and increase cellular turnover. Homecare product consideration should address reducing redness and pigmentation, along with deep hydration for the neck which has fewer sebaceous glands and reduced moisture retention. Sue Carroll of Skin Inspiration has been a qualified Aesthetician for 33 years. Sue has owned and operated successful beauty clinics and day spas on the Northern Beaches. info@skininspiration.com.au www.skininspiration.com.au Health Hair & Wellbeing Beauty The Local Voice Since 1991 NOVEMBER <strong>2018</strong> 49
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