Turkey Neck : Best Tightening Treatments

[@Ms17796]

Thank you 🎉! I treated mine and I went with pdo threads on my turkey neck and my neck … what a transformation nothing helped me but this .

[@Spookytarotlady-pammy]

I was refused threads for mine

[@TwinMillMC]

@@Spookytarotlady-pammy why did you refuse threads?

[@duchessdelarue5983]

Were they smooth ones or the barbed ones? I’m debating which to do the smooth threads and maybe a couple of barbed ones to lift or Radiesse.

[@Ms17796]

@@duchessdelarue5983 Hi sorry for the late response, I apologize. I did the mono screw threads and that was a game changer for me . I really didn’t wasn’t any type of filler on my neck . Due to you really don’t know where is going to end up hope this helps .:))

[@Ms17796]

@@duchessdelarue5983 pdo mono screws . I put them everywhere , did a couple of sessions hope this helps :)

[@ZoeMC369]

RF microneedling on my neck (only one session of morpheus) left me with more skin laxity, crepey skin, and micro scarring 😢 Now im going to try radiesse, but I’m worse off than when i started.

[@Kindnessisnotweakness]

So sorry to hear this! Did you try the radiesse w any luck?

[@ZoeMC369]

thanks for your kind words. I have been doing mesotherapy, and hope to try dilute renuva to give some volume/suppleness back to my neck. I will try radiesse at some point too I'm sure. But first I am doing fat transfer to fix the volume loss on my face which is more of a priority. Seriously avoid RF microneedling like the plague!@@Kindnessisnotweakness

[@kharboka]

@@ZoeMC369 microneedling didnt work for my neck either its a bad choice for neck as well as Rf but bio modelers are good they give the neck more volume and plumpness

[@user-kq3ym8lv6v]

I feel your pain! The same has happened to me! Was looking into Radiesse, since it’s calcium it cause nodules, maybe mini neck lift is the best option.

[@ZoeMC369]

@@user-kq3ym8lv6vdo you know anyone who does mini neck lifts?

[@jodyann77]

Thank you so much Dan, I just noticed this on my neck & I need to do something fast as my only child is getting married in 8 months!

[@TwinMillMC]

BE CAREFUL! ROC Retin A permanently damaged my skin. And it's taken a long time to begin repairing it with certain other skin treatments.

[@globalpuss]

I'm curious as to how it damaged your skin. I've been using it for years. Hope I'm not going to have the same issue😮

[@TwinMillMC]

@@globalpuss It irritated the skin on my neck, elbows and elbow joints. It caused terrible itching. It made the dry wrinkles worse than they were before.

[@globalpuss]

@@TwinMillMC oh yes. I see. In the past I have found it too strong for my neck so I gave stopped using it on my neck. But recently I don't seem to react at all. I use tretinion 0.1%.

[@kharboka]

Retin A damaged my neck skin forever may be because i had a peel in the past and my skin is sensitive i regret it so much

[@GissellRice]

Probably you didn’t do your research. Retin A it’s amazing when use properly.

[@kevinjohnston7257]

Thanks Dan! All your videos are great! Can you recommend someone in Denver?

[@Milkybluecow]

Thanks Dan! As always, invaluable info!

[@danestheticsmedical]

My pleasure!

[@stuartist]

I've been hearing really great things about Lanluma. It's suppose to be more effective than Sculptra, but sadly it doesn't appear available in the North America yet.

[@tracyprice3807]

Same! I actually reached out to the company for product information to potentially use in my clinic in Washington State, haven’t heard back from them yet:)

[@danestheticsmedical]

Same! Looking forward to trying it out!

[@TheAstridpiltz]

Had Lanluma in cheeks and worked great as a Booster. But I wouldnt recommend it for the Neck. The skin is much thinner therefore noodles may appear.

[@lisajackson2086]

I’m interested in having some treatment on my neck please where is your cleaner? Thank you

[@TheAstridpiltz]

@@lisajackson2086 cheeks are great with Lanluma but my doctor wouldn't use it for the neck. There's danger for bumps

[@jacquelinethomasson3599]

Thanks Dan, really useful, always appreciate your videos. 😊

[@globalskinclinic6804]

You mentioned that you prefer Radiesse than Scuptura because it cause nodules. Have you tried that?

[@nc2764]

Hmmm… Dan - the nurse injectors at a Medspa here said NOTHING but surgery can help and I’m like the model in the video. I have an older sister who said Morpheus8 did absolutely nothing. How can you advise this treatment with any confidence?

[@leahboydmathis]

Dan, don't forget about red light therapy!!!!

[@fotografiasromero]

There's no concrete science on red light. Everything is listed as "it may".

[@jenxsj3902]

Hi Dan, loving the new cheeks. Wonderful work. Very natural. X

[@ianrobert6239]

Great video, thanks.

[@danestheticsmedical]

Glad you liked it!

[@Milkybluecow]

Thoughts on radiesse vs sculptra for neck area? What do you prefer?

[@danestheticsmedical]

Sculptra causes lumps in the neck. Stick with Radiesse here.

[@promilajindal4517]

Hello Dan, what’s the difference with Patreon and join group?

[@Simple.recipes24]

Hi Ŵhat is the reason of Severe burning during botox injection at any injection point?

[@traylvskev]

Using “water for injections” is like injecting your skin with glass! I use bacteriostatic water in my tox xxx

[@khanhlynguyen3197]

Thank youuuu. Very educational

[@markmcgrath4853]

great work doctor !

[@danestheticsmedical]

Thanks! I’m an NP. Pls call me, Dan :)

[@markmcgrath4853]

i will do Dan !@@danestheticsmedical

[@AnnaLee-ne2lw]

What about facetite?

[@lisajackson2086]

Where is your Clinic please?

[@cderome1]

Hello Dan, can we do Filler for turkey neck ?

[@SN-hg6bx]

Hey Dan . Baby face han ❤. Whatever it is, looks really good on you 😉. How about creepy skin on the inners arms next to the axilla??

[@Moni_type1]

Sounds expensive. Can you give us a ballpark figure on price please?

[@ananbadereddeen]

Any advice on top sculptra injectors on ottawa

[@farhanali7705]

Well, I am not going to take that much pain when I see injecting near the throat it recoils me to opt for this kind of treatment. I would rather go for HIFU to look more natural and it's not invasive at all

[@profdrmuratorhanoztas]

Hi Dan! I like watching your videos😊 I noticed a change in your spots on your right cheek. Were they there from the beginning or did they get darker and unorganized? Please consult a dermatologist to get checked by a digital dermoscopy. Just a small suggestion. All the best for you...

[@tracyprice3807]

Would love to know RF device you use in your clinic:))

[@danestheticsmedical]

Sylfirm X!

[@jh9912]

You're looking good Dan! Have you done something?

[@danestheticsmedical]

The usual! Thanks

[@alhavana9426]

What is your age

[@jamesmc1016]

@@alhavana9426 50ish

[@irinaroshdy380]

I did RF and it melted some of my fat and now it’s even worse!

[@LilyRose-kd1nz]

FYI: I’m sorry… I don’t know why I can’t hear this reading but if I can’t hear it there must be others that can’t hear your reading either. I’m disappointed as I am very confused because I’m supposed to be rid of the illnesses hexes they put on me by now, yet I’m still being attacked in the Astral.??I wake up with bruises on my shins every day. Ones that get purple/ gets wider,

[@shubhabangalore9638]

How about Botox?

[@maryabraham9182]

The best thing for that and a work hundred percent it’s exercise for the place and that work for me. I am almost 60 I don’t have none of that.

[@dirk2655]

The issue with microneedling is that it may not be appropriate for many that scar with a darker tone. In other words, while you get collagen production, there is still trauma to the skin that may produce blemishes or scar blemishes.

[@danestheticsmedical]

Sylfirm X is designed to treat all skin tones!

[@sphere6258]

I have found an overall reduction in hyperpigmentation of my facial scar with regular micro needling along with daily use of Azelaic acid. Azelaic Acid reduces hyperpigmentation, so that might be a decent combination for some.

[@chrispompano]

Well, just stuff my cavity with a good stuffing & roast me til that little pop-up thingy rises! 🦃 At 50, life is over & everyone can fight over my Turkey Neck & Man Boobs at the dinner table for Thanksgiving! (an American holiday). I'm wondering if my T-Neck is hormonal as my estrogen was high for a long time...... I dread going to hear what a plastic surgeon will say & cost, then be referred to a endocrinologist, then to a aesthetician, & then a dermatologist & back to a plastic surgeon. Don't know which to go too. No matter what its painful any which way.

[@behroozkasraee1396]

Retinoids and vitamin C and your saggy neck goes away. Stop the non sense please

[@chipsahoyforyaboi]

He's talking about prevention, not cure. Starting young to slow down the aging process. We will age no matter what and some people will be more prone to "turkey neck" genetically. There are a lot of factors to consider.