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Zining Wang¹, Ziming Zhang², Jintian Hu³

¹Department of Cleft Lip and Palate, Plastic Surgery Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and Peking Union Medical College, Beijing, China.

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Summary

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Nonsurgical neck rejuvenation using injectables like fillers offers a less invasive alternative to surgery. This review details various injectable options for a more youthful neck appearance with high patient satisfaction.

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Injection Neck rejuvenation Photoaging

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Aesthetic medicine
Dermatology
Cosmetic surgery

Background:

The neck is highly susceptible to aging and sun damage, impacting overall appearance.
Traditional surgical neck rejuvenation methods involve significant risks and recovery time.
Minimally invasive procedures are increasingly preferred for neck rejuvenation.

Purpose of the Study:

To review current injectable treatments for neck rejuvenation.
To explore the types, benefits, and limitations of various neck fillers.
To emphasize personalized treatment plans for optimal aesthetic outcomes.

Main Methods:

Literature review of non-surgical neck rejuvenation techniques.
Analysis of injectables including hyaluronic acid, collagen, and botulinum toxin.
Evaluation of combined therapies and personalized treatment approaches.

Main Results:

Injectable fillers offer a less invasive option compared to surgical neck lifts.
Various injectables like hyaluronic acid derivatives, collagen, and botulinum toxin type A are effective.
Combined therapies and individualized plans enhance results and patient satisfaction.

Conclusions:

Injectable treatments provide a viable and popular alternative for neck rejuvenation.
Personalized treatment strategies are key to achieving optimal and lasting aesthetic results.
Nonsurgical neck rejuvenation with injectables improves patient satisfaction and appearance.