Aesthetic Medicine for the Neck and Chest

What is Heliodermia of the Bust?

The skin of the neck and chest receives less care than that of the face or hands. Yet, being thin and fragile, the skin in this area is prone to the first signs of aging, which manifest as various progressive or spontaneous appearances.

On the Neck:

A creased effect with the appearance of the first wrinkles.

Visible horizontal striations.

Sagging of the skin.

On the Chest:

Skin laxity.

The appearance of spots.

The appearance of redness.

All these signs of aging of the skin of the neck and chest are referred to as heliodermia of the bust. This degeneration can easily be treated using aesthetic medicine for the skin and face.

Why Does It Appear So Early?

The skin of the neck and chest is very fragile, due to the low presence of lipids in this area, and it is also much more solicited. Indeed, besides the still underestimated effects of the sun on the skin, other causes such as cold, friction from clothing, or wearing bras that are too tight contribute. All these factors accelerate the premature sagging of this specific area, which is addressed by aesthetic medicine for the skin and chest.

How Can We Fight Against Heliodermia?

Often, a few small daily gestures are enough to delay the appearance of heliodermia of the bust or to mitigate it. Thus, it is necessary to provide as much care to the neck and chest as to the face with regular but gentle exfoliation and daily hydration. However, for a real and rejuvenating effect, aesthetic medicine for the neck and chest is much more effective.

What Does Aesthetic Medicine for the Neck and Chest Entail?

Aesthetic medicine for the neck and chest significantly reduces the visible effects of time on the skin. Thanks to its non-invasive action, it can attenuate or even permanently erase them through various treatments.

Hyaluronic Acid Injection

Performed directly into the wrinkle, hyaluronic acid injection regenerates skin volumes and completely erases the wrinkle.

Mesolift

This is a series of small injections of hyaluronic acid combined with antioxidant vitamins. Their combined actions provide a particularly effective tightening and rehydrating effect for preventive treatment, but also on already established wrinkles or after sun exposure. It can be combined with skin boosters (mesotherapy + hyaluronic acid concentrate) on the crease areas like the pleated skin between the chest.

Photorejuvenation

Photorejuvenation allows the treatment of brown and red spots that have appeared with sun exposure.

Are the Injections Painful?

Each session, the number of which is determined by your doctor, lasts between 15 and 20 minutes. The injections are not painful but may be preceded by the application of an anesthetic cream to the area to be treated.