Forehead lines, frown lines, crow's feet, and perioral lines - caused by repeated muscle movement, collagen loss, and sun damage.
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Injectable botulinum toxin that temporarily relaxes the muscles responsible for dynamic wrinkles like frown lines and crow's feet.
Injectable gels - most commonly hyaluronic acid - used to restore volume, smooth lines, and contour the lips, cheeks, jawline, and tear troughs.
Topical acids applied to exfoliate the skin's surface, stimulate cell turnover, and improve tone, texture, and pigmentation.
Cynosure
A picosecond-pulse laser used for pigmentation, tattoo removal, and skin-revitalisation indications, delivering energy in trillionths of a second.
InMode
A radiofrequency microneedling device that combines fine needles with controlled RF energy to remodel deeper layers of the skin.
Allergan / AbbVie
A family of hyaluronic acid dermal fillers used to add volume to the face, smooth lines, and refine specific facial areas.
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Last reviewed: 2026-05-08 · Editorial policy