The Midlife Report

Every week a woman sits in my office, tugs her collar down and shows me her neck. Crepey. Loose. Her jaw has gone soft, and her skin is dry by lunch whatever she puts on it. Most have a retinol at home that burned them. Then one comes back and her husband has asked what she's had done. Nothing. It's one serum I now tell almost every patient over 50 about. Here's why.

The first thing my patients notice is the mirror. The jaw has an edge again and the neck stops folding when they look down. Her skin still feels soft at bedtime, not tight by lunch. They had been buying three products for dry, saggy and crepey skin. This one serum goes on all of it, every day.

This is the line I hear most, almost word for word: "My husband asked if I'd had something done." She hadn't. He asked before she told him anything. No needles, no filler, no week of hiding a red, peeling face. Just a jaw and neck that look like hers again, and people notice before you say a word. Friends, sisters, the woman at the checkout. Believe me, they ask.

Retinol works by irritating your skin so it repairs itself. That pays off on thick, 30-year-old skin. After menopause you lose up to 30% of your collagen in five years, and thin skin has nothing left to repair with. You get the burn and the peeling, and the sag carries on. This is daily support for the collagen menopause switched off, with no burn.
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AfterOne patient told me she hadn't worn a V-neck since her daughter's wedding. Turtlenecks, scarves, the chin-down selfie. Because this goes on your face, jaw and neck in the same minute, the part you've been hiding gets the same care. Most creams stop at the jawline. This one keeps going.

A few drops, smoothed over your face, along your jaw and down your neck. About a minute. Fragrance-free. No burn, no peeling, nothing to wait out.

What are you spending now to hold your face up? The retinol, the neck cream, the eye cream, the peel kit, maybe Botox every three months. Most of my patients have tried at least three. On the 3-pack it comes to under $20 a month, and one serum does what the whole drawer couldn't. No needles. No burn. Nothing to recover from.

When I first mentioned it, I assumed my patients would try one bottle and wait. They didn't. Over 65,000 women have ordered it, and the 3-pack is the one most pick. One bottle is a month of daily use, and three is the 90 days I tell every woman to give it. She sees it in the mirror first. Then she tells her sisters.

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My patients were skeptical too. Use it every day for a year. If your skin isn't firmer, your money comes back.

I am a 46 year old woman with a very basic/inexpensive skincare routine, no Botox, etc and my skin looks just as good as my friends who spend thousands at Medispas.

The BEST, most delicious overnight serum I have tried. Makes my skin feel soft and dewy. Not drying like Retinol. LOVE it!

I’m only on week one but I swear I can see a difference! I bought an expensive neck cream from my dermatologist and have been using it for months and saw no difference. A friend recommended this and I had no real expectations but good god almighty it’s working! I only wish I’d found it before I dropped 150$ on a neck cream that did nothing!

This serum saved my face and my sanity. Menopause was brutal for my face skin. I was looking in the mirror and could not believe it. I was quite desperate and wasted a lot of money before finding Prima's firming serum.

I am very post menopausal and dry itchy skin was driving me nuts! Tried so many moisturizers and by 11 or noon couldn't even tell i had used anything. This is still there at bed time!

I've tried many high-quality, branded neck creams with good reviews, but I came back to Prima because this brandseems to work better with my skin. With this serum, I've seen some sublte improvement in my neck's crepiness. With other creams, there was nothing beyond moisturization for my skin.
Join 65,000+ women who put down the retinol and picked up one serum. One minute a day on your face, jaw and neck. And the next time someone asks what you've had done, you can just smile.
