

Facial wrinkles
Fine lines and wrinkles are a natural sign of ageing, however they may appear earlier in life by factors such as repetitive muscle use, prolonged sun exposure and skin dehydration.
During your consultation, we will assess the severity of your lines, wrinkles and overall skin health and recommend the most suitable options for you.
We prioritise clear communication, ensuring you understand each step of the treatment process and what to expect. Our patient-focused care means that we work closely with you to meet your aesthetic goals.
Before and After images of previous client results can be seen in a Consultation with one of our Nurses.
Common areas of concern
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Forehead lines
Forehead lines and wrinkles are seen across the forehead when you raise your eyebrows.
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Frown lines
The frown complex is the area between the brows which creates a combination of vertical, and horizontal lines. This can make our eyes appear smaller when we contract these muscles, and can make us appear 'angry'.
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Crow's feet and Brow position
While we love seeing people smile, the lines that extend from the eyes can become more noticeable and permanent as we age.
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Gummy smile / Thin lip
A gummy smile commonly presents with excessive gum exposure when smiling/laughing. It is often associated with the 'tucking in' of the upper lip.
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Jaw Clenching / Teeth grinding
Certain facial muscles can be considered 'strong' or 'overactive' causing pain and discomfort when clenching or grinding of the teeth. This can also lead to bulky and visible masseter and temple muscles.
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Neck
The neck and jawline muscles pull your skin in a downward direction. This can lead to excessive skin laxity, especially in the jowl region.
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Downturn smile / Pebbled chin
As we age, the muscles around our mouth can pull down the corners of the mouth. This contributes to a downturned mouth or "sad" expression. This creates an impression of negativity, even when the person is at rest. The chin can also lose volume and definition, leading to chin dimpling, wrinkling, or a more recessed appearance. The skin around the chin can start to sag, leading to the formation of marionette lines or a drooping jawline.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are anti-wrinkle injections?
Anti-wrinkle treatments are designed to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by relaxing the underlying muscles. This treatment is particularly effective for dynamic wrinkles, which are formed from repeated facial expressions such as smiling, frowning, or squinting.
What can I expect during the consultation and treatment?
After a full medical consultation you will have your clinical photos taken, your face will be cleaned, and the treatment zone will be 'marked up' with a pencil. During the treatment, our Registered Nurses will carefully place products into the treatment area. The procedure typically takes about 10-15 minutes depending on the amount of treatment you are receiving.
WHAT SIDE EFFECTS CAN I EXPECT?
When contemplating an anti-wrinkle treatment, it’s essential to be aware of some mild side effects. It’s completely normal to encounter slight swelling, bruising, and redness at the treatment site, along with mild pain and bleeding. Side effects are usually short-lived and should resolve soon after the treatment.
Rare side effects can include a headache, flu-like symptoms, unwanted muscle droops and facial asymmetries.
We will discuss the likelihood of the rare side effects in your consultation, depending on the treatment zone you'e concerned with.
Why choose Your Aesthetic for anti-wrinkle treatment?
At Your Aesthetic, we not only have extensive experience in wrinkle treatments, but we put a lot of emphasis on having a positive experience with us. There is so much more to these treatments than just the end-result. We want you to feel safe, informed and comfortable within our space.
CAN I RECEIVE TREATMENT IF PREGNANT OR BREASTFEEDING/LACTATING?
No, we do not recommend these treatments for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Safety is our priority, and we adhere to TGA guidelines, which advise against such treatments during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
WHAT ARE THE PRICES OF THESE TREATMENTS?
Due to AHPRA and TGA guidelines, we are unable to provide pricing of these services. It all begins with a Consultation with one of our Registered Nurses



