Nectifirm Advanced® Neck Cream – Clinically Proven to Firm, Lift & Contour the Neck, Jawline & Décolletage, Correcting Visible Signs of Aging and Weight Loss

I've used Revision Skincare for 5 years now. Absolutely love it! Very lightweight and moisturizing. A very small amount (2 pumps) will treat the neck and decolletage so one container lasts at least 2 months. Unlike every other product I've ever tried (looking at you Skinceuticals) every Revision product I use just melts into my skin. Great quality. No "pilling", scent or weird sheen on your skin. Yes its expensive, but in this case it's worth it.

Love this product I first received from my dermatology office. Hate hate the price. Not sure the price is worth it…, Chanel products are very comparative in quality in my consumer’s opinion. My estimation is that Chanel is actually less expensive. I think this product, Nectifirm by Revision, could easily by $40 less for the same size… or at least perhaps if the product is shelf stable enough—- increase the quantity by 50% more. It does work… but needs to be replenished easily every 2 months for best ongoing results.

I'm always looking for "before & after" photos in the comments and never have much luck. However, at this price point, I was definitely going to follow along. This is after one month of consistent, daily & nightly use). For reference, their image is after 11 months. At the midway picture, I was pretty bummed. However, I am starting to notice some changes a little after a month of use. The lines are getting softer and the skin feels a little stronger now. I am 45 and weigh 145 lbs. I have not fluctuated in weight over my years, but just have thin, weak skin. I'll eventually have to get my "Edgar suit" (Men in Black reference) tightened, but for now, I'm trying to find non-invasive ways to tighten this area. I will update! UPDATE: 1 bottle used, twice daily and lasted about 2 months. Fine lines are gone, deeper lines are starting to soften. The second picture (with only two pics) is day 1 and after full bottle. The only drawback is that you cannot get the bottle open at all to scrape out any residual product once the pump part is finished. There may not be much, but for this pricepoint, it would be nice to be able to use every single drop.

Easy to use reasonably priced

I have used Revision Skincare Nectifirm for almost fifteen years because it was recommended by my plastic surgeon. It has a clean pump allowing small amounts and the cream gives the perfect feel of moisture skin needs going on so smoothly. Thank you Amazon for continuing to have this available!

Well, let me start by saying the product is great (at least the prior version in the jar that I had was). This is the first time using the new 'bottle with pump" version, and it's a little pricier, but you can better control how much is used. And it's hygienic, since you're not opening the whole jar each time. Unfortunately, on my 3rd day using the product, I dropped the bottle approx. 2 feet and the squirt nozzle broke right off of the top, and now the only way to get the product out is to press down on what's left, and then get a spray of the product out that way. That is messy and wasteful, and so much for the hygiene! I checked and I'm beyond the return date for this item, so that's not an option---though if I had bought from Skincare.com, it would have been. I will think about these things next time I'm trying to save a few bucks.

I am very annoyed. I received this Sept. 28, 2025. I used the recommended 2 pumps per day. Today is Oct 21 and the pump is completely empty. I guess that would be okay if the product had any effect. Trust me--I'm honest. It doesn't. You will be forced to tell yourself it works so you don't shoot yourself for a fool. $60? Jeez. Stick to a relatively inexpensive moisturizer like Cerave or Aquaphor. Please. You will be better off. And don't expect miracles from anything topical. The only possibility of really fighting aging is plastic surgery. And, again, trust me. That ain't so great either. If it was, Tom Cruise wouldn't look like a blow-up toy.

I love the results of using thins

Don't think I saw any change. Gone back to my previous product.