Neck, Chest & Hand Rejuvenation in Aurora

The neck, décolletage and hands can sometimes be an afterthought, and when we only treat the face, these areas can give our age away. Compared with facial skin, the skin here is thinner and drier and takes a lot of sun, so wrinkles, spots and crepiness show up early. Neck tightening treatments, skin resurfacing and volume care can be planned alongside your face.

Medically reviewed by Amber Bocknek, MD, CCFP, ABAARM, FAAMM, MSCP, Medical Director, November 4, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do the neck, chest, and hands age faster?

The skin in these areas is thinner and drier than facial skin, making it more vulnerable to sun damage and wrinkles. These areas are often neglected in skincare routines, leading to accelerated aging.

What treatments can help the neck?

Microneedling with Procell and ClearLift laser can improve neck skin texture and firmness. Fillers can soften horizontal neck lines, and chemical peels improve tone. Our physician-led team recommends a plan after assessing your skin, and results vary.

Can sun damage on the chest be improved?

Often, yes. Photofacials (IPL) can reduce sun spots and redness on the chest, and chemical peels and microneedling can improve texture and tone. Daily sun protection helps maintain results, which vary.

What can be done for aging hands?

Dermal fillers can replace some of the volume the backs of the hands lose with age, so veins and tendons look less prominent. IPL photofacials can lighten age spots, and medical-grade skincare and daily sunscreen help protect your results. Results vary.