Crêpey neck & décolletage
The neck and décolletage often show age before the face — thin, sun-exposed skin that can become crêpey and lined. Here's why, and how their skin quality can be supported.

The why behind it
The skin on the neck and chest is thinner and has fewer oil glands than the face, and it takes a great deal of sun over the years — so it tends to show ‘crêpiness’, fine lines and a loss of firmness earlier.
It's also an area often missed in daily skincare and sun protection, which lets those effects quietly build up.
Non-surgical treatments here focus on the quality of the skin — supporting collagen and refining texture over a considered course — and are approached gently, given how delicate the skin is.
As with the face, diligent daily sun protection is what protects and prolongs any result. We assess your skin and tailor a careful plan.
Why skin loses firmness
From our mid-twenties, the skin's own collagen gradually declines — which is what eventually shows as softening and early laxity. Firming treatments are designed to support that natural collagen over a course.
Treatments that help
These are common starting points — the right combination for you is confirmed in a complimentary consultation and skin analysis.
Let's look at it together.
A complimentary, no-pressure consultation and skin analysis is the best way to understand your skin — and what, if anything, is worth doing.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the neck age faster than the face?
The skin there is thinner, has fewer oil glands, and takes plenty of sun — and it's often overlooked in daily skincare and SPF. So crêpiness and lines tend to show earlier.
Can crêpey neck skin be improved?
Its texture and firmness can be supported with gentle, considered treatments over a course. We set honest expectations — softer, smoother skin rather than a dramatic change.
Is it safe to treat the neck?
Yes, with a careful, gentle approach suited to the delicate skin there — always assessed and tailored to your skin type first.
Is there downtime?
It depends on the treatment — gentler options have minimal downtime, while more intensive resurfacing may involve a few days of recovery. We explain beforehand.
How can I prevent it getting worse?
Extend your skincare and — most importantly — your daily sun protection down onto the neck and chest. It's the single best preventive step.
Which treatment suits my neck?
We assess the skin and tailor the approach in a complimentary consultation, often combining skin-quality treatments over a course.
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