There are many things to consider when looking at treating facial wrinkles. We have put together the following frequently asked questions to help you in your decision process.
When considering treatment, the first thing our team will look at is whether your wrinkles are static or dynamic. Dynamic wrinkles are those that are only there when you smile or form an expression while static wrinkles are present at all times.
Tear trough grooves create a hollow at the junction between the lower eyelid and the cheek. In many cases, tear troughs are genetic rather than a result of ageing, and often arise in the early to mid-twenties.
The transition from the eyes to the cheeks becomes interrupted by the presence of eye bags and tear troughs, and this can be ageing or be associated with looking tired. We can help to smooth the transition between the lower eyelid and the cheeks and make the appearance of tear troughs or eye bags less obvious.
In order to further evaluate the best treatment for you, we will also consider:
At epiclinic® we always consider if an alternate treatment (even one not offered at epiclinic®) may be better for you.
At epiclinic® highly advanced processes and materials are used to improve the volume and appearance of areas such as the:
Volume treatments can also be used for:
Price should not be your defining factor as the quality of your treating clinician is the most important.
For detailed volume treatment pricing please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team on 08 8227 2242 to book your initial consultation.
Consider a car tyre, when you get a flat tyre you see the evidence at the bottom of the tyre but you know that it’s due to a lack of pressure in the whole tyre. If you re-inflate the tyre the problem is solved and you don’t have the sag at the bottom.
The same applies to your face. When you lose volume in the mid-face, around the eyes and cheeks for example, the effects show further down on your face. Lines and wrinkles form from the nose to the corners of the mouth (nasolabial lines), down-turning lines appear at the corner of the mouth (oral commissures) and jowls develop.
Look closely at the curve of the cheek from a side or three-quarter view (the OG-curve), if you can see the nasolabial lines, oral commissures and jowls I bet you will also see that the OG curve has flattened out. If we re-inflate here, the lines and jowls diminish considerably. It’s like having a face-lift without horrible plastic surgery.
A qualified aesthetic nurse.
New patient consultations are COMPLIMENTARY. We will assess your suitability for the treatment.