Radiofrequency Face + Neck + Decolletage

Extended radiofrequency skin tightening covering the face, neck, and decolletage in a single 45-minute session. Treats laxity and crepey skin across all three zones using controlled thermal energy to stimulate collagen remodelling.

The extended radiofrequency protocol at DCG Centrum Medyczne addresses the face, neck, and decolletage as a unified treatment zone. This comprehensive approach recognises that skin ageing does not stop at the jawline — the neck and upper chest are among the first areas to show signs of collagen loss, sun damage, and gravitational descent, yet they are frequently undertreated relative to the face. The neck presents unique anatomical considerations for radiofrequency treatment. The skin is thinner than on the face, the platysma muscle beneath can develop bands and laxity, and horizontal creasing (necklace lines) develops from repeated flexion. The physician adjusts energy settings and treatment depth for the cervical skin, using lower fluence and more rapid handpiece movement to deliver therapeutic heating safely to this thinner tissue. Treatment of the anterior and lateral neck helps improve definition at the cervicomental angle and reduce the appearance of horizontal lines. The decolletage — the upper chest area exposed by necklines — suffers from significant cumulative UV damage in most patients, manifesting as fine wrinkling, crepiness, mottled pigmentation, and loss of skin turgor. Radiofrequency energy stimulates neocollagenesis in this area, gradually improving skin texture and firmness. Because the decolletage skin overlies the sternum and ribs rather than thick muscle, the physician uses modified protocols to ensure comfortable and effective treatment. The 45-minute session allows thorough coverage of all three zones. Treating these areas together ensures consistent collagen stimulation across the visible area that clothing typically reveals, avoiding the contrast that can occur when only the face is treated and the neck and chest appear older by comparison. The extended protocol follows the same series recommendation of 4 to 6 sessions for optimal results, with maintenance treatments every 3 to 6 months.