SiO Skincare Blog

Décolleté wrinkles—those pesky lines that form just below your collarbone and extend down between your breasts—result from a combination of factors including diet, age, sun exposure, side sleeping, and collagen breakdown. Thankfully, there are steps you can take to heal these lines and even prevent them from forming altogether. Diet can be addressed by eating more fruits and vegetables, drinking plenty of water each day, and including superfoods like almonds, avocado, and tomatoes. Sun...

Soft, young-looking skin is something we all strive for. Unfortunately, neck lines make this goal more difficult because they can form at an early age and make you feel self-conscious about your appearance. But there is hope for the treatment of these frustrating lines. You don’t have to settle for a wrinkled neck any longer. This article will discuss 10 ways to treat neck lines and show you which one...

Neck wrinkles are bothersome because they are one of the first signs of aging. When you’re young, you don’t think a lot about your neck until those lines begin to appear. Suddenly, your age becomes more obvious and the most feminine area of your body is marred with wrinkles. It can be a tremendous blow to your confidence. But those wrinkles can be treated. These treatments can have you looking young...

Treatment options for a wrinkled décolleté range from do-it-yourself creams to breast pillows to physician-performed surgeries. They all have benefits, but what is a discerning woman to do when she wants the best? This article shares the seven best options.

The skin just below the neck—the upper chest and cleavage known collectively as the décolleté—can be a major indicator of a woman’s age. The skin is thin and delicate and is more susceptible to the damage that can lead to unsightly cleavage lines. Cleavage lines are wrinkles that form when collagen and elastin below the skin begin to break down. This breakdown occurs because of age, sun exposure, and the...

Fillers and BotoxTM—collectively referred to as injections—can be an effective solution to the wrinkles that come with age. But what exactly are they? Do they work? Can they be used for the neck and décolleté area? What are the risks? And are there alternatives that provide the same repair and prevention? Are neck injections worth the risk? This article will answer those questions.

The skin on your neck, just like the skin on your face, is susceptible to the signs of aging. In fact, crepey skin and “turkey neck” are some of the most common signs of aging. If you haven’t yet heard of this prevalent sign of aging, turkey neck results from lost elasticity in the skin, gradually weakening neck muscles, and a few other factors. With a turkey neck, you may notice loose,...

Many women feel their age is betrayed by the condition of their décolletage. Try as they may to extend their youthful appearance through dedicated skincare regimes, the delicate skin reaching from their neck down to their cleavage is often unresponsive to traditional skin care and thus reveals a woman’s age more prominently than she likely wishes. As a result, a host of prospective solutions to this “crepey skin” effect have...