Treatment for sagging neck.

17th October 2025

Answer: Good morning Abigail,

Thank you for finding Nakedhealth MediSPA via Consulting Room.

We have a range of treatment that target lacking elasticity and promote collagen production to tighten skin and improve hydration as well as skin quality. Please, book in for a consultation so we can have a look at the area and advise what would be the best for you.

Consultations are £50 and they are redeemable for your treatment.

You can book online via our website or contact our front of house directly.
We'll look forward to seeing you soon.

Kind regards,
NAkedhealth Team

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17th October 2025

Answer: Please contact Thames skin clinic directly.

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17th October 2025

Answer: Good morning,

For a sagging neck we would recommend treatments such as Tixel or microneedling. Both of these treatments will stimulate collagen and elastin that will form the skin over time.

Please contact us to book in for a consultation.

Kind regards,
Outline

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18th October 2025

Answer: Hello Abigail,

Thank you for your query.

A sagging neck can be caused by different factors, including overactive muscles pulling down the skin, and loss of collagen and elastin, reducing the elasticity and resilience of the skin.

Treatments to remedy this can include anti-wrinkle injections, skin boosters such as polynucleotides and microneedling sessions to stimulate collagen production, as well as oral supplementation with hydrolysed collagen to improve skin health from within.

In order to accurately assess you and determine the best treatment plan, I'd recommend that you book a consultation. You can do this via the link in my clinic profile (TD Aesthetics).

I hope this has been helpful, and I look forward to seeing you soon.

Warm regards

Nurse Tawa

TD Aesthetics

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17th October 2025

Answer: what advice would you ,ike, contact me via my profile

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17th October 2025

Answer: Dear Abigail,
Thank you for your question.
Sagging in the neck area is often caused by a decrease in collagen, which can result from factors such as aging or significant weight loss. One way to address this concern is by restoring collagen in the skin, and there are several treatment options available to achieve this.
For short-term improvement, treatments such as skin boosters, dermal fillers (e.g., Profhilo), or thread lifts may be effective. However, the most suitable approach can vary depending on your individual skin condition, goals, and overall health.
To determine the best treatment for you, we recommend booking a consultation and full assessment. This allows us to tailor a personalised treatment plan that will deliver the best results. Since there’s no one-size-fits-all solution, a customised approach ensures the treatment is both safe and effective.
Please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you’d like to schedule a consultation.

Warm regards,
Dr Prerna Mittal
Hunar clinic

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17th October 2025

Answer: Hello Abigail,

Thank you for your enquiry.

We have a variety of options available for this. We offer Endolift, Morpheus8 and other options. To understand what will be most suitable for you you'll need to come in for a consultation. Please head to our website or give us a call (our contact details can be found on our clinic profile)

All the best,
Olivia

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17th October 2025

Answer: Hello Abigail
Thank you for reaching out to me.
It’s not easy to answer this question,
As there are many treatments for a “sagging neck”
From injectables, to machines, such as energy device machines, etc…
The best way forward would be for you to have a consultation, for me to see the area of concern and to precisely advise you after that on the best option for you, price, etc…
Many thanks
Let me know if you want me to book you for a free video consultation or visit our website.

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17th October 2025

Answer: Good Morning, please contact (our contact details can be found on our clinic profile)

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17th October 2025

Answer: Good morning

Thank you for your email.

We have many treatment options in our clinic.

I would recommend you make an appointment and come and see us to discuss.

Kind regards
Dr Jo McInerney

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18th October 2025

Answer: Hi Abigail

Thanks for getting in touch.

Treatment for the neck can vary depending on the cause of the sagging - ie if it's loose skin or age related sagging, vs excess skin from weight loss - often the approach varies.

If you'd like to share your details, I can give you a call to have a quick chat and hopefully answer any questions you might have about the treatments that we offer.

You can also book a new patient consultation with Dr Hazel. During this consultation, we will discuss your concerns, ideas and expectations and develop a personalised treatment or skin care plan for you.

Please note we take a £50 refundable booking fee to secure your booking, which is fully refundable should you choose not to proceed with any treatments we offer.

I'll pop the link below where you can view live appointment availability and book. However, please feel free to respond with your details and your availability for a call.

https://portal.aestheticnursesoftware.com/book-online/4056

Terri
Clinic Coordinator
Dr Hazel Skin Solutions

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17th October 2025

Answer: Hi Abigail,

Thank you for reaching out, i have a few treatment options for you to consider, based on your concerns of skin laxity around the neck.

The main two options will be ultrasound or radio frequency micro-needing, alongside an efficacious skincare routine and maintenance treatments.

I recommend booking for a consultation to discuss your concerns in greater detail and we can create a treatment plan for you, i look forward to welcoming you to clinic.

Kind Regards,

Christina Bethany
Advanced Aesthetician

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