Face Concerns

Horizontal forehead lines form from repeated raising of the eyebrows — often to compensate for sagging eyelids or during expression. As collagen decreases with age, these lines become more prominent and can create a permanently worried or fatigued look.

Recommended Treatment: Anti-Wrinkle Injections Microneedling

Deep vertical lines between the eyebrows can make you look angry or tense, even when relaxed. They’re caused by repeated contractions of the glabellar muscles — especially during concentration or stress. Over time, these lines stay visible even at rest, adding years and intensity to your expression.

Recommended Treatment: Anti-Wrinkle Injections Microneedling

These fine lines at the corners of the eyes deepen with every smile or squint. They’re caused by repetitive muscle movement and thinning skin in the delicate eye area. Left untreated, they can give a crinkled appearance that adds age and shadows around the eyes.

Recommended Treatment: Anti-Wrinkle Injections Microneedling Skin Boosters Polynucleotides

Hollowing or darkness under the eyes can make you look tired, even when well-rested. It’s usually due to volume loss, thinning skin, or changes in the fat pads beneath the eye. This can cast shadows, exaggerate fine lines, and lead to a gaunt or worn-out appearance.

Recommended Treatment: Tear Trough Filler

As we age, we lose fat and collagen in the mid-face, causing the cheeks to flatten or drop. This reduces facial lift and volume, leading to a tired or drawn look. Sagging here also contributes to deepening of smile lines and early jowl formation.

Recommended Treatment: Non-Surgical Face Lift Cheek Enhancement

When the brows begin to droop, the eyes can look smaller and the face appear more tired or stern. This often happens as skin and muscle lose elasticity with age, reducing the natural arch of the brow.

Recommended Treatment: Anti-Wrinkle Injections Eyebrow Lift

Persistent dark circles under the eyes can make you look exhausted even when you’re well rested. They’re often caused by genetics, thinning skin, or shadowing from volume loss beneath the eyes. With age, reduced collagen and elasticity can make dark circles appear deeper and more permanent.

Recommended Treatment: Tear Trough Filler Polynucleotides Skin Boosters

A small hump or asymmetry on the nose can affect facial balance, especially in profile photos. These bumps are usually genetic, but can also result from previous injury or trauma to the nose. Over time, the contrast with surrounding features may become more noticeable.

Recommended Treatment: Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty

These lines deepen as mid-face volume reduces and skin begins to fold toward the mouth. They can add years to your appearance and create a tired or heavy expression. The folds are often made worse by repeated smiling or loss of cheek support with age.

Recommended Treatment: Dermal Fillers Non-Surgical Face Lift

Fine lines beneath the eyes form due to repetitive expression and thinning, delicate skin. They often appear earlier than other wrinkles because the under-eye area is so fragile. Without treatment, these lines become etched into the skin and are harder to smooth.

Recommended Treatment: Anti-Wrinkle Injections Skin Boosters Polynucleotides

Jowls form when skin and underlying tissues shift downward with age, creating heaviness along the jawline. Collagen breakdown, gravity, and fat pad descent all contribute. This softens your facial shape and can blur once-sharp contours.

Recommended Treatment: Chin Filler Non-Surgical Face Lift Jaw Enhancement Radiofrequency Microneedling

An overly wide or square lower face may be caused by enlarged masseter muscles, often from clenching or grinding. This creates a bulkier or more masculine jawline — which can throw off facial balance, especially in slimmer profiles. Over time, it may also lead to tension headaches or jaw discomfort.

Recommended Treatment: Masseter Botox / Jaw Slimming

Loose skin beneath the chin and along the neck is often due to collagen loss, thinning tissue, or muscular pull. It’s a common sign of facial ageing that affects the overall silhouette of your profile. Even subtle sagging here can make you look older than you feel.

Recommended Treatment: Nefertiti Neck Lift Radiofrequency Microneedling Dermal Fillers

When the chin, lips, nose or forehead aren’t in proportion, the face can look less harmonious — even if each feature is beautiful on its own. Often caused by genetic factors or age-related volume loss, small imbalances can become more pronounced over time. Correcting them can restore symmetry and boost confidence in side-profile photos.

Recommended Treatment: Profile Balancing

Some faces appear tired, angry or sad even when relaxed. This can be due to downturned brows, muscle tension, or volume loss pulling the features downward. It affects first impressions and may make you look less approachable or energised.

Recommended Treatment: Anti-Wrinkle Injections Non-Surgical Face Lift Radiofrequency Microneedling

Fine vertical lines above the lips, often called smoker’s lines, appear from repetitive pursing movements and thinning skin. Even non-smokers can develop them due to age, genetics, or sun exposure. Over time, these lines can make lipstick bleed and give the mouth an aged look.

Recommended Treatment: Anti-Wrinkle Injections Microneedling Skin Boosters Dermal Fillers

Lips that lack volume or hydration can make the face appear less youthful and expressive. Ageing naturally reduces collagen and hyaluronic acid, leading to thinner, drier lips. This can also exaggerate surrounding fine lines and reduce definition.

Recommended Treatment: Dermal Fillers

When too much gum shows while smiling, it can make teeth look shorter and the smile feel unbalanced. This is usually caused by overactive muscles that lift the upper lip too high. As the condition is muscular, it may worsen with age as tissue support changes.

Recommended Treatment: Anti-Wrinkle Injections Dermal Fillers

A small or receding chin can disrupt facial balance, making the nose or jawline appear more prominent. This is often genetic but can become more noticeable with age as tissues shift and bone structure subtly changes. In profile, it can affect confidence and overall symmetry.

Recommended Treatment: Dermal Fillers