Aging affects our internal and external facial structures in different ways:

SKIN: cell renewal slows, support substances such as collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid decrease, moisture reduces and the effects of sun damage become apparent through irregular complexion.

VOLUME: volume depletes as fat and supporting substances such as collagen and hyaluronic acid decrease. Skin becomes thinner and the effects of gravity are evident.

MUSCLE: facial muscles decrease in strength and tone, reducing support for surrounding tissue. Combined with a loss of skin elasticity, expression lines that used to bounce back into smooth skin now form static wrinkles.

BONE: as we age, the supporting structure of our face - its bones - change and create prominences in some areas, while reducing support in others. This can affect fullness and balance of our features.

State of the art filler gels and muscle relaxants are both safe and popular options used to:

smooth and reduce lines

restore volume

treat scars

reverse sagging

reduce excessive sweating

The most common areas of treatment include:

eyes

frown and forehead

lips and mouth

cheeks and jowls

neck and chest