Special Feature: Reviewing the Use of Injectables for the Décolletage

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Three practitioners discuss clinical protocols for décolletage rejuvenation

The décolletage presents a unique treatment challenge due to its thin skin, limited adnexal structures and cumulative exposure to ultraviolet radiation.1,2 While topical skincare and energy-based devices (EBDs) can improve surface pigmentation and stimulate collagen production, they may offer limited correction of the dermal thinning, crepiness and loss of structural integrity that characterise ageing in this region.3-5 Injectable treatments, such as biostimulators and hyaluronic acid-based (HA) therapies offer preventative and restorative benefits, by directly targeting skin quality with the dermis, supporting tissue remodelling and improving hydration.6-11 Aesthetics spoke with dentist and aesthetic practitioner Dr MJ Rowland-Warmann, aesthetic practitioner Dr Tetiana Teslya and independent nurse prescriber Susie Byass to explore indications, suitability and protocols for décolletage…

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