Laser Hair Removal
About Neckline
Neckline laser treats the hair that grows down the neck and under the jaw. It is a small area, so sessions are quick, and it makes a visible difference to how neat the lower face looks.
It pairs naturally with beardline or face laser, but it can also be done on its own.
Benefits
- A neat, clear line under the jaw
- Less shaving on a tricky, curved area
- Fewer ingrown hairs and razor rash on the neck
- Very short appointments
Who it suits
- Anyone with neck hair that grows up into the beard or jaw
- People whose neck gets irritated by shaving
- Those who want a tidier look for work or events
Safety and what to tell us
- Neck skin can be sensitive, so tell us about irritation or eczema
- Avoid sun and tanning before and after sessions
- Mention medicines that make skin sensitive to light
What to expect
- Mark the area. We agree where the neckline should sit.
- Treatment. The marked area is treated in a few minutes with eye protection.
- Plan. We book your next session based on your hair growth.
Sessions
A course of several sessions several weeks apart is typical. Your doctor will confirm the plan.
Downtime
None. Slight redness that settles quickly.
Aftercare
- Keep collars and scarves loose for the rest of the day
- Apply sunscreen when outdoors
- Do not wax or pluck between sessions
This page gives general information and is not medical advice. Your doctor will assess you and confirm what is suitable and safe for you.
Frequently asked questions
It is one of our shortest treatments, usually only a few minutes of laser time.
Yes. Many people add it to face or beardline laser to treat everything in the same visit.
Tap Book on WhatsApp or call us. The message already names the treatment, so we can reply with available times.
Yes. Every treatment starts with a conversation about your goals and health, and your doctor will tell you honestly if something is not right for you.
Yes. Results depend on your skin, health, the treatment and how well you follow aftercare. Photos on this website are examples, not promises.