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Non-Surgical Neck Lifting in Gangnam, Seoul

Quick answer: Non-surgical neck lifting combines treatments for each cause of an aging neck: micro-focused ultrasound or radiofrequency for loose skin, Botox for vertical platysmal bands, skin boosters or Skin Botox for horizontal lines, and contour devices for fullness under the chin. AMRED Clinic in Cheongdam, Gangnam builds the combination after assessing your neck at consultation.

Non-surgical neck lifting at AMRED Clinic, Gangnam

Why the neck ages differently

Neck skin is thinner, has fewer oil glands and moves constantly. Bands form from the platysma muscle, and "tech neck" creases form from looking down. Each needs a different tool.

A typical plan

Many neck plans pair Ultherapy Prime with Skin Botox or Skinvive. See neck lines.

Quick facts

  • Loose skin: Ultherapy Prime, Thermage FLX, Sofwave
  • Vertical bands: ultrasound-guided Botox
  • Horizontal lines: skin boosters, Skin Botox
  • Under-chin fullness: Tune Confier®, V-olet injection
  • Downtime: usually minimal

Your 5-step path to a firmer neck

  1. Concern: neck lines
  2. Treatment: neck lifting (this page)
  3. Cost: lifting costs
  4. Travel: find your country guide
  5. Book: send photos and dates for a plan

Neck lifting FAQ

Can neck bands be treated without surgery?

Visible platysmal bands often soften with Botox; loose skin responds to ultrasound or RF tightening.

What helps horizontal neck lines?

Skin boosters and very superficial toxin injections can soften them; deep creases may need repeated sessions.

Updated November 2026 · Reviewed against AMRED Clinic treatment information

Plan your treatment at AMRED Clinic, Cheongdam

Send your concerns, photos and travel dates. An English-speaking coordinator replies with a doctor-reviewed plan and a quote before you fly.

AMRED Clinic Anti-Aging Center
B1F/2F/4F Cheongjin Bldg., 731 Samseong-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
About 200 m from Cheongdam Station Exit 8

Hours
Mon, Wed, Fri 10:00–19:00 · Tue, Thu 10:00–21:00
Sat 10:00–16:00 · Sun 10:00–18:00