Nefertiti neck lift King's Cross
Nefertiti Neck Lift King's Cross
Targeted muscle-relaxing injections along the lower face and neck. Treatment aims to reduce downward platysmal pull and refine the jaw-to-neck transition.
What it is and how it works
The platysma is a broad superficial muscle that can create visible neck bands and downward pull along the lower face. Treatment relaxes selected points in this muscle to reduce banding and subtly refine the transition between jaw and neck.
It does not remove excess skin or reproduce a surgical neck lift. Your doctor checks neck movement, swallowing history and the balance between the muscles that lift and depress the lower face before planning treatment.
Who it is for
- Visible platysmal bands or downward neck pull
- Early loss of jawline definition
- Clients seeking a subtle non-surgical refinement
How treatment is mapped
Visible platysmal bands and the downward pull along the jaw are assessed both at rest and during neck movement.
- The platysma is a broad superficial sheet extending from the upper chest into the lower face.
- Prominent vertical bands can be treated directly, while selected jawline points may reduce downward pull in suitable anatomy.
- Swallowing history, neck strength and lower-face balance are checked before the treatment area is marked.
What results look like
The neck can look calmer and the jawline slightly cleaner. It does not remove loose skin or replace surgery.
Honest timeline
Early change develops over two weeks, with the final result judged after the muscles have fully responded.
Price and sessions
£270
Add a smile lift (DAO) to any anti-wrinkle appointment, +£90.
One appointment; maintenance timing is personalised.
Safety and downtime
Your doctor reviews your medical history, medicines and treatment area before confirming suitability. Treatment is postponed when it would not be clinically appropriate.
Temporary bumps or bruising can occur. Neck anatomy and swallowing history are assessed carefully before treatment.
Skin-tone guidance
The treatment can be considered across skin tones. Technique and aftercare are adjusted individually, with particular attention to bruising, inflammation and the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation.
Frequently asked questions
Will it tighten loose skin?
It can reduce muscular downward pull but does not remove excess skin. We will be direct if another approach is more suitable.
Can it be combined with masseter treatment?
Sometimes. Combination treatment depends on your anatomy and is planned during assessment.