Upper Face
Forehead Lines
Horizontal forehead lines can become more noticeable with repeated facial expression and may also remain visible when the face is relaxed.
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Lines &
Wrinkles
Facial Assessment • Expression Lines • Personalised Planning
A personalised approach to facial lines and visible signs of ageing, planned around your individual anatomy, facial movement and treatment goals.
Your consultation provides an opportunity to discuss the areas that concern you, assess facial movement and skin characteristics, and explore suitable treatment options.
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Understanding Lines, Movement & Facial Balance
Facial lines develop differently for every person. Their appearance can be influenced by facial movement, skin characteristics, anatomy and the natural ageing process.
Some lines are most noticeable during expressions such as smiling, frowning or raising the eyebrows, while others may remain visible when the face is at rest.
During consultation, the face is assessed both at rest and in movement. This helps identify the areas of concern and allows suitable treatment options to be discussed in the context of your individual features.
The aim is not simply to focus on individual lines, but to understand how facial movement, proportions and your treatment goals work together.
Areas Commonly Discussed
Lines & Wrinkles Treatment Planning
Facial lines can appear in different areas and may be influenced by expression, muscle movement, skin characteristics and the natural ageing process. Your consultation focuses on the areas that concern you and the options that may be suitable.
Between the Brows
Frown Lines
Vertical lines between the eyebrows may become more prominent with repeated frowning or concentrated facial movement.
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Crow's Feet
Fine lines around the outer eye area can become visible during smiling and expression and may gradually become more noticeable over time.
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Nose & Expression Lines
Lines around the nose may become visible during certain facial expressions. Their pattern and movement are assessed individually during consultation.
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Chin & Lower-Face Concerns
Movement and skin texture around the chin and lower face can contribute to changes in appearance. Assessment helps determine appropriate options.
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Multiple Areas
Where more than one area is of concern, the face can be assessed as a whole so that treatment planning considers movement, proportions and overall balance.
Book Consultation →Treatment suitability and available options are determined following individual consultation and assessment.
Your Appointment
A Personalised Consultation Process
Treatment planning begins with understanding what you would like to address and assessing the way your face looks both at rest and during natural expression.
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Discuss
Tell us which facial lines or changes concern you and what you would like to achieve.
02
Assess
Facial anatomy, expression, movement and the appearance of the skin are considered during assessment.
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Consider Suitability
Your practitioner considers whether available treatment options are appropriate for your individual circumstances.
04
Plan
Where suitable, a personalised approach can be discussed based on your anatomy, concerns and treatment goals.
Personalised Treatment Planning
Ready to Discuss Your Concerns?
Book a consultation to discuss the facial lines or areas that concern you and explore suitable options based on your individual anatomy and treatment goals.
Suitability and treatment planning are determined following individual assessment.
Book a ConsultationYour Questions Answered
Lines & Wrinkles Guide
Common questions about facial lines, assessment, treatment planning and what to expect from your consultation.
Facial lines can develop through a combination of
repeated facial movement, changes in the skin and
underlying facial structures, environmental factors
and the natural ageing process.
Because these factors vary between individuals, assessment is important before discussing treatment options.
Because these factors vary between individuals, assessment is important before discussing treatment options.
Some lines are mainly visible during facial movement,
such as smiling, frowning or raising the eyebrows.
Other lines may remain visible when the face is relaxed. Assessment of both movement and resting appearance helps guide treatment planning.
Other lines may remain visible when the face is relaxed. Assessment of both movement and resting appearance helps guide treatment planning.
You can discuss any facial lines or changes that concern you.
Commonly discussed areas include the forehead, between the eyebrows, around the eyes and selected areas of the lower face. Suitability is considered individually.
Commonly discussed areas include the forehead, between the eyebrows, around the eyes and selected areas of the lower face. Suitability is considered individually.
Facial movement and expression form an important
part of the assessment.
Any proposed treatment plan should take your individual anatomy, movement and treatment goals into account. Expected effects and limitations should be discussed before proceeding.
Any proposed treatment plan should take your individual anatomy, movement and treatment goals into account. Expected effects and limitations should be discussed before proceeding.
Suitability cannot be determined from the appearance
of a line alone.
Your practitioner will consider factors including anatomy, facial movement, medical history, skin, the area of concern and your individual goals before discussing appropriate options.
Your practitioner will consider factors including anatomy, facial movement, medical history, skin, the area of concern and your individual goals before discussing appropriate options.
This depends on the treatment recommended and your
individual response.
Your practitioner will explain relevant aftercare, expected temporary effects and any activity guidance associated with the treatment being considered.
Your practitioner will explain relevant aftercare, expected temporary effects and any activity guidance associated with the treatment being considered.
Where appropriate, facial lines may be considered
as part of a broader aesthetic treatment plan.
Skin quality, facial volume, proportions and other concerns can be discussed during consultation so that available options are considered together rather than each area being viewed in isolation.
Skin quality, facial volume, proportions and other concerns can be discussed during consultation so that available options are considered together rather than each area being viewed in isolation.
