Can deep neck wrinkles that bother me be improved with Botox?

As I get older, the wrinkles on my neck are becoming increasingly deep, and it is bothering me a lot. Since I take care of my face but relatively neglect my neck, the wrinkles appear more prominent, and they catch my eye every time I look in the mirror, causing me stress. The dermatologist explained that Botox is somewhat effective for neck wrinkles, but I am anxious about whether Botox can satisfactorily improve my neck wrinkles, which are longer and deeper than other lines.

I know that Botox reduces wrinkles by relaxing facial muscles, but I am wondering if it is effective on areas like the neck where the skin is thin and wrinkles are long and continuous. I am also concerned about whether the procedure will look natural afterward and if it might make neck movements feel awkward. I would like to know the opinions and satisfaction levels of those who have actually experienced it, as well as whether it should be combined with other supplementary procedures.