What are wrinkles, ageing & fine lines?
Wrinkles are lines or folds that develop due to repeated facial movements, natural ageing, sun exposure and structural changes within the skin.
Common concerns include forehead lines, crow’s feet, frown lines, smile lines and fine wrinkles around the mouth or eyes.
Wrinkles may be classified as dynamic, appearing during facial expressions, or static, remaining visible when the face is at rest.
When should you be assessed?
- Visible forehead lines or frown lines
- Crow’s feet around the eyes
- Fine lines becoming more noticeable
- Wrinkles that remain visible at rest
- Changes in skin texture and elasticity
- Age-related facial volume changes
- Desire for natural-looking facial rejuvenation
How is it assessed?
- Facial ageing and wrinkle assessment
- Identification of dynamic and static wrinkles
- Evaluation of facial muscle movement
- Assessment of skin quality and collagen changes
- Review of facial volume and structure
- Personalised rejuvenation planning
Treatment options
Depending on wrinkle type, skin condition and facial structure, your doctor may recommend:
- BTA Anti-Wrinkle Injections – Temporarily relax selected facial muscles responsible for dynamic expression lines
- Sculptra – Collagen biostimulation for selected age-related volume and facial ageing concerns
- Profhilo – Supports selected skin hydration and skin quality concerns
- HA Skin Boosters – Improve hydration and the appearance of selected fine lines
- BTL Exilis Face – Radiofrequency treatment for selected skin tightening concerns
- Dermal Fillers – Restore volume in suitable facial areas
- Fractional Laser – May improve selected fine lines and uneven skin texture
The recommended approach depends on whether the main concern is expression wrinkles, static lines, collagen loss, reduced skin quality or facial volume changes.

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Treatment selection depends on diagnosis and suitability. Not every listed treatment is appropriate for every patient.