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Wrinkle consultation

Wrinkle consultation

As a natural aspect of ageing, lines are due to loss of collagen and elastin in the skin, as well as deeper volume loss.

A medical consultation with one of our experienced doctors is required to assess the cause of the wrinkles and determine a holistic treatment plan.

The facial skin, laxity, volume, texture and expression lines will be examined.

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What are your cosmetic concerns?

Skin concerns
Whether your concerns are around benign moles, pre-cancerous spots, or sun damaged skin, our doctors have years of expertise in effectively diagnosing and treating skin cancer and other skin conditions.
Wrinkles and fine lines
These are some of the most common cosmetic concerns. Typical areas our doctors treat include the forehead and around the mouth (frown and smile lines), but there are other areas that can also be effectively treated.
Sagging skin and volume loss
Both are common concerns as we age, caused by the loss of structural support below the skin. Sagging is worsened by a loss of collagen and elastin.
Medical conditions
Other concerns that our doctors treat include teeth clenching (bruxism) and excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis). Bruxism can result in jaw or ear pain, while hyperhidrosis is often an embarrassing condition for patients.