Laser — Neck

About this treatment

The neck is among the areas touched most through the day, and none of those touches is decided on. The chain goes on, the collar closes, the scent is sprayed.

When you notice something after an appointment, the treatment is what comes to mind first. The answer, though, usually hangs on what was on you that day and what you applied.

That is the subject here: which contacts are in play, how they are talked over at the appointment, and what is worth noting down — without our writing you a list of rules.

Session plan

Most of what gathers at this place has to do with contact. Feeling different things in the same week with a chain and without one is ordinary; recounting both is what makes the picture readable.

Who it is planned for

This page makes no suitability decision and does not interfere with what you put on or apply. What it can say is that the neck carries many everyday contacts, and that recounting what you noticed alongside them is what helps.

• If you wear a chain every day, say so at the appointment; we look at the line together.
• If you put scent on the place regularly, point that out.
• If something calls for a close collar, plan the appointment around it.
• Share your leaning towards scars and your list of medicines at the head of the appointment.

Before your appointment

Method

We do not describe what the machine does without a manufacturer document, and for the platform the studio uses we hold none. Talking about the other things that touch the same place during the day describes daily planning, not the machine.

How the appointment runs

1. 1Asking about the everyday contactsJewellery, collars and whatever goes onto the skin here come up first; each one gets placed on the line it rests on.
2. 2Drawing the limitChin above, collar line below: both ends get shown by hand and copied into the record.
3. 3The applicationWork runs across the place fixed at the neck; a word from you brings a pause.
4. 4Setting up the plan for contactsWhich contacts you keep an eye on is decided, and every point raised goes down in writing.
5. 5Contact and observation side by sideWhatever struck you since the last time is set down beside the contact that brought it.

After your appointment

When to contact us: Should redness hang about, or should blisters or a shift in shade turn up, phone us and name the line of the neck it sits on. Where inflammation seems possible, a doctor comes first.

What to be aware of

• A redness and swelling recalling sunburn is among the findings held to be usual after the treatment.
• Blistering, infection, scarring and a lasting change of colour are given as rare risks.
• For the period before the treatment, a daily broad-spectrum protection of at least factor thirty is advised.
• Getting a tan, using the sunbed and applying tanning products are counted among the things advised against.
• A leaning towards scars, a herpes history and the medicines in use are to be reported before the treatment.

At a glance

• What rests where in daily life is settled in the opening minutes of the appointment.
• Whether you put scent and scented products on the place is asked.
• What you were wearing when you noticed something goes into the entry.
• The upper and lower ends are shown at the chin and the collar line and drawn there.
• The build of the run follows the rhythm the reference describes.

Good to know

The Fatma Süha approach

At Fatma Süha we do not take the sentence «I noticed something» at the neck on its own. We also ask what was on your neck that day.

What you put on or apply is not our business. Those are your preferences; we only say which observation turns out to be usable.

We do ask you not to put scent on the place on the day of the appointment. We make that one exception because the area has to be clean before the treatment.

We write no product advice that is not in the reference. We hold no reference of that kind.

Frequently asked questions

Does my chain make any difference?

Knowing where the chain rests makes reading the observation easier for us; whether you wear it is not our business.

May I put scent on my neck?

On the day of the appointment do not put it on the place. For the other days we hold no reference and write no rule; you can ask at the appointment.

What sort of collar should I wear on the day of the appointment?

We advise a wide collar; a top that does not rub the place makes the appointment easier.

Is the underside of the chin included?

The limits are settled at the appointment by pointing; the chin stands as a record of its own.

How many times does the neck take?

No figure stands in our reference; what is spoken of is a course that moves on at intervals.

The neck stays uncovered — is protection a must?

The reference advises daily protection, and since the neck usually lies uncovered, that holds here directly.

How should I recount something I noticed?

Say it together with what was on your neck that day; chain, collar or product is what makes the observation mean something.

Should I report the products I apply to the place?

Report them; passing that on at the same time as your leaning towards scars and your medicines is enough.

Locations

• BebekLaser — Neck
• GöktürkLaser — Neck