Is Your Smart Phone giving you ‘Tech Neck’?

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Did you know that consistently staring down at your cellphone may be causing an increase in neck wrinkles? It’s called ‘Tech Neck’ and cellphones are not the only culprit.  Any electronics that keep your attention pointed down, weaken the front neck muscles and crease the neck skin, which are already thin and prone to sun damage. Many doctors are seeing patients under 40 with sagging or wrinkled neck skin.  Since we all need our electronic devices, what can we do to prevent this?

Sun Prevention

All skin should be sun protected but don’t forget your neck and décolleté areas, which are often overlooked and prone to sunburn.

Straighten Up

Make a concerted effort to hold your phone at eye level for good posture.

Take a Break!

Make sure to look up and away from electronic devices throughout the day.  Doing this will save you from neck problems, vision problems and the dreaded ‘Tech Neck’.

 

Dr. Lucie Capek

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Dr. Lucie Capek

board-certified plastic surgeon

Dr. Lucie Capek is a dual board-certified plastic surgeon, certified by both the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. With more than three decades of experience, she has perfected the art of blending surgical precision with artistic vision to create beautiful, natural results for her patients.

Throughout her distinguished career, Dr. Capek has helped thousands of individuals achieve their aesthetic goals with skill, compassion, and integrity. She is an active member of several esteemed professional organizations, including the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, The Aesthetic Society, the American College of Surgeons, the New York State Society of Plastic Surgeons, and the Medical Society of the State of New York (MSSNY).

Dr. Capek’s commitment to excellence and personalized care has earned her a reputation as one of the region’s most trusted and respected plastic surgeons.

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