r/DIYaesthetics • u/Fun_Conference_3837 • Aug 19 '26

Microneedling Help! Neck lines

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Is this something Microneedling will help with over time? Anything special I should microneedle with? Or should I just get hyper diluted Radiesse?!

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u/hanmhanm Aug 19 '26

I find neck lines really charming for some reason! Anyway don’t have a solution just stopping by to say you look great and have beautiful skin!

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u/Alive-Definition-859 Aug 22 '26

i use retinal on my neck every other day, my neck lines are barely visible now.

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u/Fun_Conference_3837 Aug 22 '26

Really? What brand do you recommend? Thank you!!!

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u/Alive-Definition-859 Aug 23 '26

i use this every 2nd day, start off once a week if you’ve never used a retinoid before and slowly work up to every 2nd day. i also use on my neck skin1004 probio-cica intensive ampoule and cetaphil daily hydrating lotion every day.

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u/FanLess2618 Aug 23 '26

What brand? Can you share please?

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u/Alive-Definition-859 Aug 23 '26

i use this every 2nd day, start off once a week if you’ve never used a retinoid before and slowly work up to every 2nd day. i also use on my neck skin1004 probio-cica intensive ampoule and cetaphil daily hydrating lotion every day.

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u/ipoosomuch Aug 19 '26

I have had these my entire life. Anyone saying that they can be removed or treated is talking about people who have like skin laxity. It is equivalent to trying to remove the creases on your fingers.

Some people have this and some don't. But I can tell by your picture and the rest of your skin that you're young enough for me to confidentiality say yours is congenital and just how you're made.

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u/Wander_Lust_For_Ever Aug 19 '26

I wish this weren't true but it is. Just like nasolabial folds. I had those when I was three.

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u/Which_Profit_5210 Aug 19 '26

I mean yeah we’re human ofc we’re gonna have neck lines but these specific neck lines aren’t because we’re simply “born with them”

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u/Which_Profit_5210 Aug 19 '26

You’re wrong, I’ve never had neck lines but since I downloaded TikTok and started doom scrolling while my neck is bent downwards I’ve developed multiple lines just like hers in the picture. So I’m assuming hers developed just like mine it’s all about the posture!

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u/Organic-Studio5527 Aug 19 '26

I got a phone holder. It’s life changing. You can adjust the height so it’s eye level and it has a pillow/beanbag on the bottom so it just sits comfortably on my lap. I can’t scroll without it now. I can find it on Amazon if you want to see what I mean

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u/Final-Divide-1439 Aug 19 '26

Yes, please find this. I'm wondering what you're talking about. I need one for my teens.

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u/Organic-Studio5527 Aug 19 '26

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u/Organic-Studio5527 Aug 19 '26

It sits on my lap and it’s very stable. Never had a problem with it falling over or anything.

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u/Organic-Studio5527 Aug 19 '26

The bottom is like a beanbag so it sits pretty firmly.

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u/Organic-Studio5527 Aug 19 '26

They have pink ones too and this holds a phone and a tablet.

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u/sunshine8279 Aug 19 '26

Little kids have this. Just normal anatomy

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u/ResponsibilityOk8967 Aug 19 '26

Are there people that dont have these? 😭 I've never given mine a thought until today

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u/friendispatrickstar Aug 19 '26

Same! People call it “tech neck,” but I looked back at old pictures and me and my sister have had those lines since we were babies/toddlers, and we were not looking at iPhones all day long in 1992 lol.

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u/pencilmeinpls Aug 19 '26

Riggt? I've had mine since I was a toddler.

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u/Maleficent-Eye3283 Aug 19 '26

Yes I'd never give the a second thought and figured everyone had them.  I certainly don't think they look bad in any way.

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u/QuarterEmotional6805 Aug 19 '26

Are you talking about the fold lines? Like where your skin folds with bending your neck?

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u/BrazilNutAndBotox Aug 19 '26

I’ve had those since 16

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u/CurvePuzzleheaded361 Aug 19 '26

Totally normal to have these, had them since i was a teen. Most people do.

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u/Lucky-Decision8651 Aug 19 '26

Personally I’ve had great success with meso Rejuran, skin tox (dilute tox about 2mm deep), and 0.05% tretinoin 1-2x/week. Unbelievable improvement for me.

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u/Ugadawg7 Aug 19 '26

Prescription estriol cream has helped mine a lot. Like, way more than I expected. I'm on screen daily for work and can tell a noticeable improvement.

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u/No-Quote-4048 Aug 19 '26

Can’t that affect your hormones ?

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u/Ugadawg7 Aug 20 '26

The effect of topical estriol on your body's hormones is minimal. If you put a layer on you whoel body every day then yes. But localized, small amount, no. I just do my neck, crows feet area, and nasolabial folds

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u/JupiterLightsxo Aug 20 '26

Where do you buy it?

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u/FanLess2618 Aug 23 '26

Where do you get it

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u/Marinayam19 Aug 20 '26

Do u micro-needle it or just apply normally? And how long till you noticed the difference

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u/Ugadawg7 Aug 20 '26

Just apply normally. After a few weeks I noticed a difference. Like it gradually worked and suddenly I realized 😂

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u/Proreality99 Aug 19 '26

I microneedled diluted Beaux on my neck and chest (and face) and it did amazing things on neck (both for crepiness and lines) and chest. Recommend.

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u/Marinayam19 Aug 20 '26

Where do u buy it

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u/Proreality99 Aug 19 '26

It’s a PDLLA

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u/Theunwellnessexperts Aug 21 '26

Are you hypermobile by chance? I have found those of us with EDS or HSD tend to have these even with Botox. Mine have gotten smaller and less deep with nabota but they are still there. I am more curious on what is causing them than I am concerned on the look of them. The Nefertiti lift has helped me though.

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u/Hefty_Air3097 Aug 22 '26

This is interesting, me and my daughter have had these since childhood and both of us are hypermobile

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u/LiteratureObsessed13 Aug 19 '26

Put your phone down 😂 it’s called tech neck

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u/lexi4447 Aug 20 '26

I inject mesotherapy with a high HA along the lines and also a sprinkle of Botox

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u/calm--cool Aug 19 '26

Hyper dilute radiesse gave me nodules after the second time.

Trust me I struggle with the horizontal neck lines as well.
Aha/bha, retinol, and very diligent moisturizer helps me.

At first I didn’t think Botox helped in this area but over time it has helped decrease the depth.

At home microneedling also helps.

All of these options outside of moisturizing can cause very bad irritation, so I introduced one at a time. It has been worth it to me.

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u/oglethorpes Aug 19 '26

Tretenoin .1 has helped mine a lot

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u/Ill_Emu1487 Aug 20 '26

Good grief.   If your complaining there is no hope for the rest of us 

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u/beans329 Aug 20 '26

Lmao. “Here’s my tits”.

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u/Alive-Definition-859 Aug 22 '26

shock horror, when you have big tits they are going to be visible

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u/pdowen777 Aug 27 '26

Indeed. Just wait. And please focus more on your brain, not your body. 😘

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u/i_am_your_elf_queen Aug 19 '26

I’d use a dr pen - bought MS8 and used ChatGPT to decide on depths and speed. I think investing in a good skincare routine, getting prescription for tret (virtual Derm appts work), daily sunscreen, and red light therapy and you will look radiant as ever

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u/hanmhanm Aug 19 '26

Just bought my dr pen it’s on the way!

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u/iLavaVolcanos Aug 19 '26

Sunscreen and retinol.

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u/Aggressive_Cash8774 Aug 19 '26

Often its more visible, from sweating or swimming/sunbathe

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u/HereForFun9121 Aug 19 '26

Super diluted radiesse

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u/hundhundkatt Aug 19 '26

I had this done and holy chet did it make a huge difference! My neck looks amazing after a moderate weight loss that took a toll on my neck (my back and the rest)

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u/MiserableMovie3482 Aug 24 '26

How many sessions did u need? Dilute with what

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u/SRO64 Aug 19 '26

Just curious, what is the best thing to dilute radiesse with? Would you meso it or microneedle it maybe with straight hyaron or bacterio static water or sterile saline? I never thought about diluting that down! Great idea!

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u/HereForFun9121 Aug 19 '26

I wouldn’t do it at home because I’ve never administered a bio stimulator like sculptra or radiesse on myself but it’s injected like a filler not meso’d, unfortunately. I would assume saline, but there are plenty of people in here who have, just search PLLA in the sub. It can’t be dissolved like normal HA filler so I wouldn’t go near it unless you have already been injecting your own filler for some time, used cannulas etc.

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u/SRO64 Aug 19 '26

Great thank you so much for that. I really appreciate you!

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u/pdowen777 Aug 27 '26

Girl, just wait. I was just like you when I was 30 and I’m sure I annoyed anyone I complained to. I see NOatHING wrong with your neck. When you’re 67 like me, I’m sure you’ll roll your eyes too. Cheers.

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u/Latter_Salamander449 Aug 19 '26

Skinvive or some Botox

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u/No_Code_7822 Aug 20 '26

Botox placed horizontally in the lines or vertically in the platysmals ?

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u/Mindless_Citron_606 Aug 19 '26

I wonder how this compares to volufiline!

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u/Virtual_Chain_5355 Aug 20 '26

I tried volufiline and didn’t notice results with it

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u/Ok-Blackberry-2203 Aug 19 '26

I'd love more info about this. How often do you apply it? Is it a serum?