Crepey neck and chest

It usually is, and there's a reason. Neck and chest skin is thinner than face skin, has fewer oil glands to keep it supple, takes decades of sun, and gets almost none of the care we give our faces. Thin skin plus accumulated sun is exactly the recipe for crepe texture and mottled color, which is why the neck often shows both before the face does. Clients show me their necks while apologizing for them. Don't.

Every signature plan has a neck add-on for exactly this reason: Lumecca for the sun damage and mottled color, Morpheus8 for the crepe and early laxity, CO2 matched carefully to the thinner skin. Treating the face and ignoring the neck is how a line forms at the jaw, so I plan them together.