Lumecca for the neck in London

The neck shows sun damage at its base and sides: brown spots, fine red threads and the red and brown mottling that runs from the chest, which the US label names as poikiloderma of Civatte. Lumecca is FDA-cleared in the US for benign pigmented and vascular lesions including that mottling, and InMode names the décolleté, or neckline, among its areas. Usually three sessions about four weeks apart in our practice, at a lower energy than the face because the skin is thinner, at Lumecca Clinic, 130 Harley Street, with the price in writing at a free consultation.

What it does on the neck

The brown of a spot and the red of a vessel absorb the flash and fade over one to two weeks, so the colour of the neck evens out over the course. The neck is usually treated with the chest in the same session. Lines and crepey texture on the neck are structure, not colour, and for those we provide Morpheus8 and Genius RF microneedling at our sister clinics; the clinician plans the combination.

The session and after

The cooled window on the skin, a snap with each flash, about 15 minutes for the neck. Pink and warm for a few hours, the spots darker and flaking over one to two weeks, sunscreen every day and a high neckline in the sun for the four weeks around each session in our practice. The sessions page sets out the course.

Who it suits

Fair to olive skin with sun damage on the neck, with no current tan; in our experience the neck and chest tan easily, so the autumn-to-spring timing matters most here. The chest page covers the décolletage, and the full guide the rest.

Book a free consultation

Call Lumecca Clinic on 0207 043 8149 or use the form below. The clinician looks at your neck, grades your skin type and gives you the course price in writing.