Wrinkles

Wrinkles are a natural part of the ageing process, developing as the skin gradually loses collagen, elastin and hydration over time. They commonly appear in areas of repeated facial movement such as the forehead, around the eyes and mouth, and between the brows.

In addition to intrinsic ageing, external factors such as sun exposure, smoking, pollution and lifestyle habits can accelerate their formation. Over time, repeated facial expressions combined with reduced skin resilience lead to lines becoming more visible and persistent. As skin thins and loses firmness, mild laxity may also contribute to a more creased or tired appearance.

While wrinkles are entirely normal, their appearance and progression can be influenced by skin health, hydration, and preventative care. A personalised clinical approach can help support skin quality and address underlying causes in a considered, natural-looking way.