Have you ever noticed that celebrities never seem to struggle with turkey neck?

Just look at Jennifer Aniston, Halle Berry and Ellen DeGeneres and in their 50s and 60s with necks that look tighter than women half their age.

For years I thought it was because they have access to doctors who know something the rest of us don't.

And turns out it's true.

They do know something we don’t. And today I’ll share that secret with you that the beauty industry has kept hidden from us.

Doctors like Dr. Brooke Jeffy.

She's a board-certified dermatologist based in Miami. She's been featured on Good Morning America, sits on the ELLE Magazine advisory board and has spent over 15 years treating women — including celebrities — for exactly this problem.

And what she told me changed everything I thought I knew about turkey neck.

She said the beauty industry has been selling women the wrong solution for decades.

Not because the creams are poorly made.

But because turkey neck was never a skin problem to begin with.

There's a muscle underneath the neck skin responsible for all the sag.

And until that muscle is addressed, nothing on the surface will ever make a real difference.

She calls it the Platysma Collapse.
And what she discovered — and what celebrities have quietly known for years — is what I'm about to share with you.

And it took one rogue dermatologist, Dr. Brook Jeffy, willing to call out her own industry, to finally change that.

And let me show you what she discovered that makes every neck cream currently on the market completely useless.

Honestly, I had no idea I was being deceived.

I was just like every other woman, buying whatever the beauty industry told me would fix my turkey neck.

I had stocked up on all the firming creams and the serums with the fancy ingredient lists.

Until I came across Dr. Brooke Jeffy.

She's a board-certified Miami dermatologist, featured on Good Morning America.

She’s on the ELLE Magazine advisory board and for over 15 years treating women, including celebrities, for turkey neck.

And she told me something that made me realize I'd been taken advantage of for years.

She said firming creams were never the answer.

And this is because turkey neck was never a skin problem to begin with.

The real cause is something completely different.

And the beauty industry knew it.

I’ll share with y’all the dirty secret of the beauty industry.

To fill their pockets, they pushed firming creams to unsuspecting women. But they were never the answer.

Because under your neck skin sits a paper-thin muscle called the platysma.

It runs from your collarbone all the way up to your eyes.

That acts as the scaffolding and keeps the neck firm and tight.

And for decades, it holds the neck — even the eyes and face — firm and taut.

But starting in your 40s (sometimes even as early as late 30s), it begins to weaken.

The muscle fibres separate and the edges pull apart and become visible through the skin as ropey vertical bands.

Which is a classic sign that the neck scaffolding is collapsing and the skin now has nothing left to hold onto.

That is why you see skin pooling under your jawline and no longer bouncing back.

The crepey, drooping, sag-dom that shows up no matter how good your skincare routine is.

That's the complete Platysma Collapse.

Since the platysma collapse happens at the muscle level,

This means that it is almost IMPOSSIBLE for any collagen-heavy cream to reach and fix it.

So you can't moisturise a collapsing muscle back into place.

What the platysma actually needs is stimulation — something that penetrates past the skin

And works on the muscle directly.

But for years the only options that came close were clinical — expensive, temporary, and often requiring multiple visits.

Until Dr. Brooke found the answer…

Dr. Jeffy explained that the platysma muscle specifically needs three things to resume its job.

Red light therapy — that goes deep enough to wake up the muscle tissue and trigger repair.

Sonic vibration — that goes past the skin barrier and sends pulses directly into the muscle layer, retraining the fibres that have gone slack.

Thermal heat — that boosts circulation to the neck so the muscle gets the blood flow it needs to rebuild.

This is how the ropey bands start softening and the pooling under the jawline firms up.

And the sag-dom journey that felt unstoppable, starts reversing.

And when Dr. Brooke started looking for something that delivered all three in one device, she couldn't find anything remarkably like it anywhere on the market. 

So she went and built it.

So she partnered with a small independent beauty company called My Derma Dream that had been working on at-home beauty technology for years.

She explained to them her idea of a device that had all 3 technologies packed into a safe, at-home use device.

Which would be perfect for women of any age, ethnicity, and skin type.

And irrespective of her level of neck sagging,

Whether she's just starting to notice the horizontal lines or she's been hiding behind scarves for years.

And after many trials and sleepless nights, they created a masterpiece called the MyoGlow .

Step 1: Order MyoGlow
Go to the next page, claim your MyoGlow and it ships straight to your door.
Step 2: Charge It Once
A full charge takes under an hour and one charge powers upto 6 sessions.
Step 3: Glide On Your Neck For 10 Minutes A Day
Starting from the base of your neck, glide upward toward your jawline.

Let the red light, sonic vibration and thermal heat do what no cream ever could.

For ten minutes every day while you’re catching up on your favorite shows.

That's it!

This was the NUMBER ONE question women asked Dr. Brooke before trying it.

And the answer surprised most of them.

Red light therapy doesn't just avoid harming the thyroid.

Research actually suggests it may support it.

Studies found that red light therapy applied to the neck reduced inflammation in the thyroid gland and lowered anti-thyroid antibody levels.

In some cases it reduced the need for medication in women with Hashimoto's thyroiditis.

No negative impact on thyroid function…none!

So if thyroid concerns were the reason you were holding back — you can let that go.

And give MyoGlow a try!

MyoGlow has been selling out faster than it can be restocked.

And it's not hard to see why.

Women aren't just buying one for themselves.

They're buying for their sisters, their best friends, their mums who've been conscious about their necks.

Because when something finally works, you want to share it with the people you love.

Which means stock runs out fast.

And because of the unique combination of red light, sonic vibration, and thermal heat hardware — restocking takes time.

Right now inventory is low.

So don't close this page and tell yourself you'll come back to it later.

You know how that story ends.

But you can start neck lifting with MyoGlow in just 10 minutes a day — without surgery or constant med spa visits.

Click the button below to check availability and claim yours before it's gone.