A doctor-performed treatment for concerns relating to the appearance of the chest and decolletage area. The décolletage has unique skin characteristics and is assessed separately from the face when determining whether treatment may be appropriate. M1 Med Beauty treats the decolletage at our Sydney CBD and Melbourne CBD clinics. Every treatment is performed by an AHPRA-registered doctor. Free consultations.
The skin on the chest and decolletage has different characteristics to facial skin. It is typically thinner and may be exposed to a range of environmental and lifestyle factors that can influence its appearance over time.
The appearance of lines and creases in this area may also be influenced by repetitive skin folding and compression, including from sleeping position. The extent to which these factors contribute varies between individuals.
Because the characteristics of decolletage lines differ from those of some facial lines, treatment approaches may also differ. During your consultation, a doctor will assess the area and discuss whether treatment may be appropriate for your individual circumstances.
M1 Med Beauty doctors offer treatment options for concerns relating to the appearance of lines and skin texture in the decolletage area.
A doctor-performed volumising treatment may be considered for the chest and decolletage, depending on individual skin characteristics, anatomy and clinical assessment. Treatment involves the placement of volume in selected areas using a tailored approach.
The appearance of more established lines and creases may be more complex to address than finer lines, and treatment outcomes vary between individuals. Your doctor will assess the decolletage during your consultation and discuss potential treatment outcomes, limitations and considerations relevant to your circumstances.
For patients concerned with skin quality, skin texture or hydration in the decolletage area, a skin booster treatment may also be considered.
Skin booster treatments for the decolletage are available separately at M1 Med Beauty. Your doctor can advise which treatment approach, if any, may be appropriate for your individual circumstances.
Individual recovery experiences vary. Temporary treatment-related effects such as redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment.
Your doctor will provide personalised aftercare instructions and discuss any post-treatment considerations before you leave.
The appearance of lines and wrinkles in the chest and decolletage area may be influenced by a range of factors, including individual skin characteristics, sun exposure, genetics and lifestyle factors.
Repetitive skin folding and compression, including from sleeping position, may also influence the appearance of lines over time. The relative contribution of these factors varies between individuals.
A doctor will assess the area during your consultation and discuss whether treatment may be appropriate for your circumstances.
A range of non-surgical treatment options may be considered for concerns relating to the appearance of lines and skin texture in the decolletage area.
A doctor-performed volumising treatment may be one option, depending on individual skin characteristics, anatomy and clinical assessment. Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals.
Your doctor will discuss potential treatment outcomes, limitations and considerations during your consultation.
Both are doctor-performed treatment options for the decolletage area, although they may be considered for different treatment goals and clinical circumstances.
A volumising treatment involves the placement of volume in selected areas of the decolletage, while a skin booster treatment may be considered for concerns relating to skin quality, hydration or texture.
Your doctor will assess the area during your consultation and discuss which treatment approach, if any, may be appropriate for your individual circumstances.
Treatment planning varies between individuals and depends on factors including the characteristics of the area being treated, treatment goals and clinical assessment.
Some patients may be suitable for a single treatment, while others may be advised to consider a series of treatments. Your doctor will discuss the available options and provide individual recommendations during your consultation.
