I'm seriously considering getting a neck wrinkle treatment.

Every day, I spend my days at the office, staring intently at my monitor, so focused on work that I often don't even have time to look in the mirror. Then, during a video conference, I happened to catch a glimpse of myself on screen and was shocked. Makeup could cover my face to some extent, but I couldn't hide the deep lines running from my chin down. I used to just ignore them, thinking they were just tiredness, but now they're so obvious, even when I'm still, that I'm starting to get really concerned. So, I started researching neck wrinkle treatments on the subway on my way home from work. As a busy professional, a long recovery period is a problem. I have to go to work the next day and have frequent meetings, so any significant bruising or swelling would inevitably be cause for concern. I've read reviews on various online communities, but everyone's experience is so different that it's hard to find the right answer. People I know say you should start treatment before the wrinkles get worse to avoid future complications, but I'm really curious to see how effective neck wrinkle treatments are. I regularly apply neck creams and stretch before bed, but the lines that have already formed seem to be beyond what cosmetics alone can address. Should I take the time to take a vacation and get a neck wrinkle treatment? Or perhaps getting it done on a Friday after work and recovering over the weekend would be more realistic. If there are any of you who, like me, still get treatments despite your busy schedule, I'd love to hear which method you find most satisfying. Is the pain tolerable? How long does it usually last? Could you share your experience in detail?