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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Viva Neck Add On.
The Viva Neck Add On uses Viva RF radiofrequency to target the neck area specifically, tightening skin, improving texture, and stimulating collagen. It's performed as an add-on to a facial or body session for focused rejuvenation with minimal downtime.
Most clients notice improvement after two to three treatments, with optimal results often seen after a series of four to six spaced sessions. Your provider will recommend a personalized plan based on skin laxity, age, and response to treatment.
Most patients describe mild warmth and a tingling sensation during Viva RF; topical numbing isn't typically required. Practitioners adjust energy levels for comfort. Any brief redness or sensitivity usually subsides within hours to a day.
Downtime is minimal. Most clients return to normal activities immediately, though mild redness or swelling can last a few hours to a couple of days. Avoid intense sun exposure and follow aftercare instructions to protect the treated neck area.
Ideal candidates seek neck tightening and texture improvement without surgery. Patients with mild to moderate laxity and realistic expectations benefit most. A consultation will evaluate skin condition, medical history, and recommend the appropriate treatment plan.
Common temporary effects include redness, swelling, or warmth. Contraindications include active infections, certain implants in the area, pregnancy, or uncontrolled medical conditions. A pre-treatment consultation and medical history review will identify safety considerations and alternatives.