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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Fibroblast Neck Lift.
Fibroblast uses a focused plasma device to create tiny controlled micro-injuries that contract skin immediately and trigger collagen remodeling. Over weeks you’ll see progressive tightening and improved texture when performed by a trained technician.
Topical anesthetic is applied before treatment to minimize discomfort. Most clients report heat, mild stinging, or snapping sensations during the procedure and only light soreness afterward that is easily managed with over-the-counter pain relief.
Results vary by skin type and lifestyle but commonly last 1–3 years. Collagen remodeling continues for months after treatment; sun protection, skincare maintenance, and occasional touch-ups help extend outcomes.
Many clients achieve desired tightening with one session, but two sessions spaced 8–12 weeks apart are common for moderate laxity. Severe laxity may require an individualized plan discussed during consultation.
Common temporary effects include redness, swelling, and tiny crusts. Rare risks include pigment changes or scarring. Proper aftercare, medical history review, and experienced technicians minimize complications.
Ideal candidates have mild to moderate neck laxity and realistic expectations. It’s not suitable for significant neck fat or severe platysmal banding; an in-person assessment determines best treatment options.