I've suddenly started worrying about neck wrinkles. Is it common to get skin booster treatments on the neck?

I thought I only needed to take care of my face, but this time, my neck has started to catch my eye haha;;

I recently tied my hair up and took a photo, and I was surprised to see that the horizontal line on my neck was clearer than I expected.

It’s not that it wasn’t there originally. If I think about it closely, it seems like it’s been around for a while, but should I say it feels like it’s become a bit deeper lately?

I have a few horizontal lines down the middle of my neck, perhaps because I have a habit of frequently lowering my head. I wonder if using a smartphone or computer for long periods of time might also be having an effect.

I've been taking care of my face by applying all sorts of products, but I really didn't do anything to my neck, haha. Now I'm hurriedly applying cream from my face to my neck, but since I don't think there will be much change to the lines that have already formed, I'm looking into skin boosters.

I looked it up and found that there are people who get skin boosters on their necks as well as their faces.

I've heard that the skin on the neck is thinner than the face. Does it actually hurt a lot when getting the procedure?

I am curious to know if those with experience find the neck more painful than a facial skin booster, or if it is about the same level if done under anesthesia.

And what I am most curious about is how much neck wrinkles can improve.

I don't think I should expect to completely get rid of deep horizontal wrinkles, haha. Should I just think of it as my skin becoming a bit firmer and the lines becoming less noticeable?

I'm curious if those of you who have received the skin booster on your neck felt a difference in skin texture or elasticity.

I'm also worried about how it looks right after the procedure. I can cover my face to some extent with a mask, but if bumps or bruises appear on my neck, they'll show right away, haha. I want to know how long the embossing lasts and if it's noticeable enough that I have to wear high-necked clothes.

Also, the neck is a part of the body that moves a lot; was it okay to go about your daily life as usual on the day of the procedure? I am also wondering how many days I should be careful with things like exercising or showering.

I imagine there are some people who started neck treatments along with facial care. Is it common to receive both facial and neck treatments on the same day?

If anyone has tried a skin booster for neck wrinkles, please let me know how many sessions it took you to notice a difference. Since there aren't relatively many reviews for the neck, I'm really curious to hear about your actual experiences!! ^^