Morpheus8 Face and Neck in NYC. Where Laxity Shows First.
From $1,60075 minDowntime 2 to 3 days
Morpheus8 face and neck delivers radiofrequency through fine needles across the full face, jawline and neck, to tighten the skin and the layer beneath it. The neck is treated in the same session because it is where laxity shows first. At Club 116 on Central Park South in Manhattan it is $1,600 a session, takes 75 minutes, and needs two or three sessions.
Medically reviewed · September 2026
Morpheus8, Face and Neck Before and After. What It Can Look Like.
One case, labeled the way the work is priced: the treatment, the count or the sessions, and how long after. This one is judged at three months, photographed in the same light and at the same distance, with no retouching.
A placeholder for layout, made to show how consented client photographs will appear. It shows no patient and no result. Real cases replace it as clients consent, photographed in the same light and at the same distance, with no retouching. Individual results vary.
Every caseWhy the Neck Is Treated With the Face, Not After It.
Morpheus8 face and neck is fractional radiofrequency microneedling of the face, jawline and neck in one session. Fine insulated needles deliver radiofrequency heat below the surface, which contracts loose tissue and prompts new collagen. It is used for a softening jawline, early neck laxity and horizontal neck lines. At Club 116 in Manhattan it costs from $1,600.
The skin on the neck is thinner than the face, has fewer oil glands and gets the same sun with less protection, so it loosens earlier and shows it. It also responds well to heat based tightening. Treating the face alone leaves a line where the work stops, which is why we suggest carrying the session down to the collarbone for most people who have noticed the jaw. Depth and energy are set separately for the thinner skin below the jaw. Morpheus8 tightens and smooths. It does not lift a heavy jowl or remove a band of loose neck skin, and we say so before you book.
Who it is for
A softening jawline, early jowls, neck laxity, horizontal neck lines and crepe, in people who want the face and neck to match. Usually late thirties to fifties. It suits every skin tone. It is not for someone with a heavy neck or platysmal bands (the vertical cords that show when you clench), which need a different approach.
Why do it here
Settings are chosen for your skin type rather than the highest the device allows, and set separately for the neck. A test patch comes first where indicated. Downtime is quoted honestly before you book. A doctor signs off on the plan, and nobody works on commission, so if PDO neck threads or the face only session would serve you better, you will be told. The price is published.
Before, During and After.
Skin type, sun history and medicines are checked, because energy devices are calibrated to all three. The clinician looks at how the neck moves as well as how it sits, photographs you as a baseline, and the doctor confirms the plan. Numbing cream goes on for about thirty minutes.
The handpiece moves across the face, jawline and neck in passes, placing a grid of fine needles and releasing a pulse of radiofrequency at each one. It feels like heat and pressure, sharper over the jawbone and the front of the neck. The settings are chosen for your skin, not the highest the device allows. Around forty minutes of the appointment is the work itself.
Redness, warmth and some swelling for two to three days, then a few days of tiny dry marks in a grid that makeup covers after the first day. The neck often stays pink a day longer than the face. Plan for a real week before an event.
Tightening from six weeks, and a cleaner jaw and neck over three to six months as collagen forms. Two or three sessions, six weeks apart, is the usual course. Photographs at the end show the change.
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Downtime and aftercare
Redness for one to three days and small dry marks for up to a week. Sunscreen every day for a month and no direct sun, on the neck as well as the face. No retinoids or acids for a week, nothing hot on the skin for two days, and no makeup for the first twenty four hours. High collars and scarves are fine; tight ones that rub are not. Most people book a Friday.
Not for you if
You are pregnant, have a tan or recent sun exposure, a pacemaker or a metal implant in the area (radiofrequency and metal do not mix), an active infection, a history of keloid scars, or you have used isotretinoin in the last six months. Thyroid surgery scars or implants in the neck should be mentioned. Darker skin types need particular settings; we check rather than guess.
Members
Members pay $1,280, 20% off list, and the first signature facial is included when you join.
Individual results vary
Nothing on this page is a guarantee of an outcome or a substitute for the consultation. Suitability is confirmed by a clinician before anything is booked, and consent is taken in writing.
Morpheus8 Face and Neck in NYC: Questions People Ask First.
How much does Morpheus8 face and neck cost in NYC?
At Club 116 on Central Park South, Morpheus8 face and neck is $1,600 a session and members pay $1,280. Most Manhattan clinics charge between $900 and $1,750 a session for face and neck, often without publishing it. Our price is on the page, and the exact figure for your case is put in writing at the consultation.
How many sessions do I need and how long do results last?
Two or three sessions, six weeks apart. Results build for three to six months after the last one, and most people hold them with one session a year. If photographs show nothing has moved after the course, the plan changes rather than continues.
Morpheus8 vs neck threads vs a neck lift: which one?
Morpheus8 tightens skin that is loose but still where it belongs. PDO lifting threads for the neck ($1,600 here) reposition tissue that has started to drop, and last about a year. A surgical neck lift is for a heavy neck or loose bands that no device or thread will reach, and we do not do surgery here. Most people who ask are earlier than they think. The consult tells you where you are, and the answer is the same whether or not you book.
What is the downtime for Morpheus8 on the neck?
Two to three days of redness and swelling, with the neck often pink a day longer than the face, then tiny grid marks for up to a week. You can work from home the next day. Plan a real week before you want to look your best.
Does Morpheus8 on the neck hurt more than the face?
The front of the neck and the jawbone are the sharper spots, which is why numbing cream goes on for thirty minutes first. Most people describe it as heat and pressure, tolerable rather than pleasant, and it is over in about forty minutes.
Can I do the face only and add the neck later?
Yes, the face only session is $1,200. But if the jaw is what bothers you, the neck is usually part of the problem, and treating both in one course avoids a visible line where the tightening stops. The doctor will tell you honestly whether the neck needs it.
Often Booked Alongside.
Morpheus8 Face and Neck in Manhattan, from $1,600
One session to see how your skin responds, or a course of two or three. The neck is set separately from the face, downtime is quoted honestly, and the exact figure is in writing before anything starts.
No consultation fee·No deposit to book·Exact price in writing before anything starts