Why am I getting wrinkles?

Wrinkles are an inevitable part of maturing, but they aren’t always pleasant! 

We understand how a small change here and there can do wonders for your self-esteem and confidence, allowing you to seem as young as you feel.

Many believe that our wrinkles tell a narrative or are indicators of a well-lived life. However, because repeated motions and expressions frequently form wrinkles, they might leave us looking a specific way forever – which isn’t what most people want.

In this blog, we’ll go through the types of wrinkles you might have and what they might imply about you. So, let’s begin by breaking down the different parts of the face:

The Crows Feet

The eyes are the centre of the face and one of the first places we notice wrinkles. Crow’s feet, or little indents around the eyes, can make us appear joyful or amused, which is a good thing, or they can make us appear stressed. Wrinkles develop with age, and crow’s feet can even spread to the cheeks. Squinting and smiling are frequently to blame. Botox is commonly used to treat this type of wrinkle.

Lines and creases around the eyes can also form due to negative emotions such as grief, stress, and loss. The skin in this area thins and becomes ‘saggy’ with age. Dermal fillers can assist to address this and restore volume loss.

The Forehead

It is the most common area for wrinkles to form and may be the first place you see them. Motions like raising your brows frequently generate them, and they might make you appear worried or agitated. Botox is often the solution, relaxing the region for a softer appearance.

The Frown lines

There are various things your frown lines (or ‘elevens’) tell about you; they are a mixed bag. While they might be a sign of concentration or attention, they’re called ‘frown lines’ because they can make you look irritated or impatient. Again, botox can help in this situation!

The Bunny Lines

Lines and wrinkles can form in a variety of ways here. You may have bunny lines, which include (and appear) when you laugh or smile and are related to these good feelings, or lines extending from your nose to your lips, which look puffy and can generate a melancholy appearance. Dermal fillers can temporarily reverse their appearance while smoothing the skin.

The Mouth

Whether single lines run from the lip to the chin or vertical lines above the lips, the face can appear sad or angry. When you pucker or pout your lips, these vertical lines can become permanently etched into your face. Again, dermal fillers can help improve their appearance.

The Chin/Jawline

The jaw can be a source of stress, especially if you habitually grit your teeth! Wrinkles might build around this area over time, making you appear stiff or bitter. Where a more thin and refined profile is desired, the jaw might also appear square. Botox can relax muscles, reducing the appearance of wrinkles and even making you look smaller.

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