Table 3.

Relevant Minimally Invasive Treatments for Neck Wrinkles

TherapyReferencesNeck wrinkle condition of the patientsFunctional effects
BTX-A6-8Mild to moderateReduce platysmal bands and marginally improve neck lines
Skin tissue fillerHyaluronic acid26-29Mild to moderateRestore soft tissue volume
Polylactic acid30Not mentionedStimulate fibroblasts to proliferate and secrete collagen
Calcium hydroxyapatite31Class I-III (Dedo’s classification system)Dual-function filler intended to volumize immediately and then stimulate neocollagenesis through local fibrohistiocytic response
Stromal vascular fraction gel32Mild to deepIncrease the collagen density of neck wrinkles
Intradermal radiofrequency33Not mentionedNonablative skin rejuvenation through its thermal effects
Thread lift implantation34Shallow to moderately deepStimulate fibroblast, collagenization, and neoangiogenesis to improve skin texture and laxity
Microfocused ultrasound35,36Moderate to severeTighten and lift lax neck skin
Laser treatment37,38Mild to moderateImprove skin texture and neck laxity, nonablative skin remodeling of neck lines
Platelet-rich plasma39Not mentionedImprove micropigmentation, skin texture, and skin homogeneity
Mesoderm therapy40Not mentionedPromote collagen regeneration and improve tightness and smoothness of neck skin
Autologous keratin and fibroblast41Mild to severeSupport tissue scaffolds and continuous secretion collagen
TherapyReferencesNeck wrinkle condition of the patientsFunctional effects
BTX-A6-8Mild to moderateReduce platysmal bands and marginally improve neck lines
Skin tissue fillerHyaluronic acid26-29Mild to moderateRestore soft tissue volume
Polylactic acid30Not mentionedStimulate fibroblasts to proliferate and secrete collagen
Calcium hydroxyapatite31Class I-III (Dedo’s classification system)Dual-function filler intended to volumize immediately and then stimulate neocollagenesis through local fibrohistiocytic response
Stromal vascular fraction gel32Mild to deepIncrease the collagen density of neck wrinkles
Intradermal radiofrequency33Not mentionedNonablative skin rejuvenation through its thermal effects
Thread lift implantation34Shallow to moderately deepStimulate fibroblast, collagenization, and neoangiogenesis to improve skin texture and laxity
Microfocused ultrasound35,36Moderate to severeTighten and lift lax neck skin
Laser treatment37,38Mild to moderateImprove skin texture and neck laxity, nonablative skin remodeling of neck lines
Platelet-rich plasma39Not mentionedImprove micropigmentation, skin texture, and skin homogeneity
Mesoderm therapy40Not mentionedPromote collagen regeneration and improve tightness and smoothness of neck skin
Autologous keratin and fibroblast41Mild to severeSupport tissue scaffolds and continuous secretion collagen

BTX-A = botulinum toxin A.

Table 3.

Relevant Minimally Invasive Treatments for Neck Wrinkles

TherapyReferencesNeck wrinkle condition of the patientsFunctional effects
BTX-A6-8Mild to moderateReduce platysmal bands and marginally improve neck lines
Skin tissue fillerHyaluronic acid26-29Mild to moderateRestore soft tissue volume
Polylactic acid30Not mentionedStimulate fibroblasts to proliferate and secrete collagen
Calcium hydroxyapatite31Class I-III (Dedo’s classification system)Dual-function filler intended to volumize immediately and then stimulate neocollagenesis through local fibrohistiocytic response
Stromal vascular fraction gel32Mild to deepIncrease the collagen density of neck wrinkles
Intradermal radiofrequency33Not mentionedNonablative skin rejuvenation through its thermal effects
Thread lift implantation34Shallow to moderately deepStimulate fibroblast, collagenization, and neoangiogenesis to improve skin texture and laxity
Microfocused ultrasound35,36Moderate to severeTighten and lift lax neck skin
Laser treatment37,38Mild to moderateImprove skin texture and neck laxity, nonablative skin remodeling of neck lines
Platelet-rich plasma39Not mentionedImprove micropigmentation, skin texture, and skin homogeneity
Mesoderm therapy40Not mentionedPromote collagen regeneration and improve tightness and smoothness of neck skin
Autologous keratin and fibroblast41Mild to severeSupport tissue scaffolds and continuous secretion collagen
TherapyReferencesNeck wrinkle condition of the patientsFunctional effects
BTX-A6-8Mild to moderateReduce platysmal bands and marginally improve neck lines
Skin tissue fillerHyaluronic acid26-29Mild to moderateRestore soft tissue volume
Polylactic acid30Not mentionedStimulate fibroblasts to proliferate and secrete collagen
Calcium hydroxyapatite31Class I-III (Dedo’s classification system)Dual-function filler intended to volumize immediately and then stimulate neocollagenesis through local fibrohistiocytic response
Stromal vascular fraction gel32Mild to deepIncrease the collagen density of neck wrinkles
Intradermal radiofrequency33Not mentionedNonablative skin rejuvenation through its thermal effects
Thread lift implantation34Shallow to moderately deepStimulate fibroblast, collagenization, and neoangiogenesis to improve skin texture and laxity
Microfocused ultrasound35,36Moderate to severeTighten and lift lax neck skin
Laser treatment37,38Mild to moderateImprove skin texture and neck laxity, nonablative skin remodeling of neck lines
Platelet-rich plasma39Not mentionedImprove micropigmentation, skin texture, and skin homogeneity
Mesoderm therapy40Not mentionedPromote collagen regeneration and improve tightness and smoothness of neck skin
Autologous keratin and fibroblast41Mild to severeSupport tissue scaffolds and continuous secretion collagen

BTX-A = botulinum toxin A.

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