Softens vertical neck bands, most visible when clenching or speaking, by treating the platysma muscle directly.
Natural-looking outcomes focused on balance, precision, and facial harmony
Cases will be added soon
Best suited to patients with dynamic bands — visible mainly on movement — and good overall neck skin quality.
- Vertical neck bands visible on clenching or speaking.
- A neck that looks older than the face.
- Good skin quality with muscle-driven banding.
Bands visible even at rest (static bands) may respond less fully - assessed honestly at consultation.
- Prominent vertical neck bands
- Neck cording when speaking or looking down
- A neck that appears more aged than the face


Small, precisely placed doses along each visible band reduce the platysma’s contraction, softening the cording effect.
The neck sits close to structures involved in swallowing and voice, so this treatment is planned with particular anatomical care and conservative dosing.
Your specific band pattern is mapped individually, since this varies significantly between patients.
It requires particular anatomical care, which is why it’s only performed after thorough assessment by a doctor.
No - it addresses muscle banding, not skin laxity.
Most patients have two to four treatable bands, assessed individually.
Typically three to four months.
Yes, since both involve the platysma in related areas.