Women & Men
Wrinkle treatments
Takes 5-15 minutes. No downtime.
Numbing available for maximum comfort.
Final result in days to weeks.
Maintain look every 3-24 months depending on your treatment plan.
Wrinkles are often the first sign of ageing, and leave you looking tired and older as they become etched into your skin.
Sooner or later, skin care alone just isn’t enough. You’ll find yourself staring in the mirror at your wrinkles realising that you really are getting older.
If your goal is to soften lines and achieve fresh and healthy skin, we recommend scheduling a consultation with one of our fully qualified doctors or nurses. They will work with you to design a customised plan to reduce your wrinkles, and look refreshed.
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Why book a consultation to address your wrinkles?
We offer a range of effective options to treat your wrinkles. It all starts with a consultation, where you'll receive personalised recommendations, learn about the benefits, and how we can help you achieve a more refreshed and confident look.
Non-Invasive with No Downtime
Avoid surgery, general anaesthesia, harsh lasers and lengthy recovery, allowing for an immediate return to normal activity.
More Affordable
Costs far less than invasive options, making it a more accessible choice.
Natural and Customisable Results
Provides subtle, natural-looking results tailored to your individual needs and desired results.
Gradual Improvement, Without Permanent Commitment
Achieve natural-looking results tailored to your goals, with the peace of mind that comes with non-permanent changes.
Addresses Specific Concerns Effectively
Various methods target different causes of wrinkles, offering a more tailored solution.
Easily Combined with Other Treatments
Can be integrated into a broader non-surgical facial rejuvenation plan for balanced results.
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Forehead wrinkles
Forehead wrinkles can age the face by creating deep lines that make you look tired or stressed. As skin loses elasticity with age, these lines become more prominent. Addressing forehead wrinkles involves supporting the skin with targeted volume and relaxing the muscles that cause the lines. Additionally, targeted skincare to restore tone and elasticity works in harmony to smooth forehead lines, resulting in a refreshed, more youthful appearance.
Frown lines
Frown lines can create a stern, tired expression, making you look older or more stressed than you feel. As the muscles between the brows contract over time, these lines deepen, affecting your facial expression. Addressing frown lines involves relaxing the muscles that cause the furrows and restoring targeted volume to support the skin. Combining this with skincare that promotes firmness and elasticity helps smooth the area, leaving you with a more relaxed, youthful appearance.
Bunny lines
Bunny lines, the small wrinkles that appear when you scrunch your nose, can make you look older or more intense than you feel. These lines form as the muscles around the nose become more active over time. Treating bunny lines involves relaxing the muscles that cause the wrinkles, while targeted skincare helps improve skin tone and elasticity. This combination smooths the area, creating a softer, refreshed appearance that maintains natural expression.
Crow's feet
Crow’s feet can make you appear older by deepening around the eyes, creating a tired or strained look. As the skin loses elasticity and the muscles around the eyes become more active with age, these lines become more noticeable. Treating crow’s feet involves relaxing the muscles that cause the lines, restoring lost volume to the area for a smoother, lifted look, and using targeted skincare to improve skin tone and firmness. This combination revitalises the eye area, leaving you with a refreshed, youthful expression.
Lip lines
Lip lines, often referred to as smoker’s lines, can make the lips appear thinner and less defined, adding an aged look. These lines develop as the skin loses elasticity and the muscles around the mouth become more tense. Treating lip lines involves relaxing the muscles that cause the wrinkles, restoring volume to the lips to support the skin, and using targeted skincare to improve skin texture and firmness. This approach smooths the area, resulting in fuller, softer lips and a more youthful appearance.
Accordion lines
Accordion lines, the deep folds that form around the mouth with movement, can create an aged appearance. These lines deepen as skin loses volume and elasticity over time. Treating accordion lines involves restoring volume in the area to smooth the skin, stimulating collagen production to promote skin renewal, and using targeted skincare to improve tone and texture. This combination softens the lines, helping you achieve a more youthful, refreshed look.
Forehead wrinkles
Forehead wrinkles can age the face by creating deep lines that make you look tired or stressed. As skin loses elasticity with age, these lines become more prominent. Addressing forehead wrinkles involves supporting the skin with targeted volume and relaxing the muscles that cause the lines. Additionally, targeted skincare to restore tone and elasticity works in harmony to smooth forehead lines, resulting in a refreshed, more youthful appearance.
Frown lines
Frown lines can create a stern, tired expression, making you look older or more stressed than you feel. As the muscles between the brows contract over time, these lines deepen, affecting your facial expression. Addressing frown lines involves relaxing the muscles that cause the furrows and restoring targeted volume to support the skin. Combining this with skincare that promotes firmness and elasticity helps smooth the area, leaving you with a more relaxed, youthful appearance.
Bunny lines
Bunny lines, the small wrinkles that appear when you scrunch your nose, can make you look older or more intense than you feel. These lines form as the muscles around the nose become more active over time. Treating bunny lines involves relaxing the muscles that cause the wrinkles, while targeted skincare helps improve skin tone and elasticity. This combination smooths the area, creating a softer, refreshed appearance that maintains natural expression.
Crow's feet
Crow’s feet can make you appear older by deepening around the eyes, creating a tired or strained look. As the skin loses elasticity and the muscles around the eyes become more active with age, these lines become more noticeable. Treating crow’s feet involves relaxing the muscles that cause the lines, restoring lost volume to the area for a smoother, lifted look, and using targeted skincare to improve skin tone and firmness. This combination revitalises the eye area, leaving you with a refreshed, youthful expression.
Lip lines
Lip lines, often referred to as smoker’s lines, can make the lips appear thinner and less defined, adding an aged look. These lines develop as the skin loses elasticity and the muscles around the mouth become more tense. Treating lip lines involves relaxing the muscles that cause the wrinkles, restoring volume to the lips to support the skin, and using targeted skincare to improve skin texture and firmness. This approach smooths the area, resulting in fuller, softer lips and a more youthful appearance.
Accordion lines
Accordion lines, the deep folds that form around the mouth with movement, can create an aged appearance. These lines deepen as skin loses volume and elasticity over time. Treating accordion lines involves restoring volume in the area to smooth the skin, stimulating collagen production to promote skin renewal, and using targeted skincare to improve tone and texture. This combination softens the lines, helping you achieve a more youthful, refreshed look.
Why thousands choose Cosmetic Connection
When it comes to enhancing and rejuvenating your appearance, nothing beats experience.
Choose qualified professionals dedicated to cosmetic medicine to ensure your safety and satisfaction.
Backed by our clinicians’ vast industry experience and knowledge, Cosmetic Connection offers expertise you can trust.
Trust your cosmetic treatment to be skilfully performed by qualified, award-winning cosmetic medical professionals at one of the most experienced clinics in the country.
Our dedication to your service and satisfaction sets us apart time and time again.
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Don’t risk your results with clinics that use cheap, inferior products and risky, outdated techniques.
We are at the forefront of non-surgical cosmetic treatments, and make no compromises on the quality of your treatment.
Your satisfaction is one of our top priorities.
Our treatments come with a range of guarantees because we are confident in our ability to deliver.
Treatment areas for wrinkles
Regardless of where you are developing wrinkles, in most cases we can soften their appearance. Some of the more common areas people treat their wrinkles include:
The radial lines that develop around your mouth are called perioral lines.
Also known as accordion lines, they are caused by smiling.
Bunny lines are the wrinkles that form across your nose, and are also called scrunch lines.
A horizontal chin crease is usually caused by a strong mentalis chin muscle. It is also known as a mental crease, and is often associated with chin dimpling.
The wrinkles around your eyes are known as crow’s feet or lateral canthal lines.
They are usually the first place people develop wrinkles because the skin around your eyes is very delicate.
Forehead lines are the horizontal wrinkles that appear across your forehead, situated above your eyebrows. These lines often become more pronounced over time, partly because sagging upper eyelids can cause your forehead muscles to overcompensate, leading to increased skin creasing.
Frown lines, also known as squint lines, are the wrinkles that develop between the inner aspect of your eyebrows.
The vertical lines that appear on the skin right next to your lips are often referred to as smoker’s lines. This nickname comes from the fact that they tend to develop earlier in individuals who smoke due to the repeated pursing motion of the lips when inhaling.
What are the main causes of wrinkles?
Wrinkles result from cumulative damage to the supportive structures of your skin. This is compounded by a loss of deeper tissue volume. Some people start to develop wrinkles in their early 20’s. Often, this is because they are genetically predisposed to wrinkles, and have naturally thin skin.
The most common factors that contribute to wrinkle development include:
Repeated creasing of the skin that occurs with natural facial movements can lead to the development of etched-in lines.
These lines typically affect the upper face, but can also occur around the mouth.
A loss of supportive volume whether through age or weight loss leads to the skin collapsing at weak points. This creates wrinkles and deep folds.
A progressive loss of collagen with age weakens your skin, accelerating the development of wrinkles.
Dehydration causes your skin to become thin and more prone to creasing.
Cigarette smoke damages the supportive structures of your skin at the cellular level.
Smokers typically develop signs of ageing much earlier than non-smokers.
Unprotected sun exposure causes damage to the dermis of your skin. This manifests years later with the premature development of wrinkles, a problem known as solar elastosis.
Best treatments for deep wrinkles on the face and neck
Effectively treating wrinkles mandates a consistent yet simple approach. Treatments aim to reverse previous damage to your skin and prevent additional damage from occurring. This improves wrinkles, and puts a pause on their progression.
Combining different treatment modalities always achieves the best improvement in fine lines and wrinkles. Some effective wrinkle treatment include:
Wrinkles result from skin bunching that occurs during facial expressions.
By relaxing the facial muscles using various techniques, we reduce skin bunching, which both reduces wrinkles, and prevents them from developing.
Wrinkles reflect damage to the dermis layer of the skin.
By supporting the skin where it creases, we can reduce lines, smoothing their appearance.
With age a loss of skin collagen accelerates the development of wrinkles.
We can restore collagen using various methods, making your skin stronger, and less prone to developing wrinkles.
Retinoids reduce fine lines and wrinkles by stimulating your skin to produce new collagen.
They also have the added benefit of reducing pigmentation and improving your complexion.
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Cosmetic Connection is a dedicated wrinkle treatment clinic in Melbourne and Sydney. Our clinic excels in providing a first-class service, and our cosmetic doctors are some of the most experienced in the country.
We offer a purely bespoke approach to wrinkle treatments in Sydney and Melbourne, and will work with you to understand your concerns and develop a bespoke treatment plan to achieve your aesthetic goals.
If you want tailored wrinkle treatments in Sydney and Melbourne, choose the cosmetic doctors at Cosmetic Connection.
Wrinkles are lines, creases, or folds that form in the skin. They are a natural part of the aging process, primarily caused by a breakdown of collagen and elastin, the structural proteins that keep our skin firm and elastic. Other contributing factors include sun exposure, genetics, repetitive facial movements, smoking, and environmental pollutants.
The appearance of wrinkles varies from person to person, influenced by genetics and lifestyle. However, fine lines can often start to become noticeable in the late 20s and early 30s, particularly around the eyes (crow’s feet). More pronounced wrinkles tend to develop in the 40s and beyond as collagen and elastin production naturally decreases.
While we can’t completely stop the aging process, we can certainly take steps to minimize and slow down the development of wrinkles. Consistent sun protection with broad-spectrum SPF, a healthy skincare routine with hydrating and antioxidant-rich products, avoiding smoking, staying hydrated, and managing stress can all make a significant difference.
There’s a wide range of treatments available, from topical skincare products containing ingredients like retinoids and peptides, to in-clinic procedures. These include treatments to relax muscles and restore volume, and collagen stimulating treatments. The best option depends on the type and severity of your wrinkles, your skin type, and your desired outcome.
The best way to determine the most suitable wrinkle treatment is to have a consultation with a qualified and experienced practitioner. They will assess your skin, discuss your concerns and goals, and recommend a personalised treatment plan tailored to your individual needs and expectations.
The best time to start treating wrinkles is really a personal decision, often guided by when you first begin to notice lines that bother you. For preventative measures, we suggest starting a good skincare routine, including sun protection, in your late 20s or early 30s, even before significant wrinkles appear.
However, it’s never too late to start addressing wrinkles. Whether you’re in your 30s, 40s, or beyond, treatments can help soften existing lines and improve skin quality. Starting earlier can focus on prevention and addressing fine lines, while later treatments may target more established wrinkles and volume loss. A consultation with a practitioner can help determine the most appropriate timing and approach for your individual needs and goals.
Deciding if wrinkle treatment is right for you depends on your personal concerns about wrinkles, your desired outcome (subtle softening vs. significant reduction), your budget and tolerance for downtime, and whether you prefer immediate or gradual results. Being in good health and having realistic expectations are also important. The most effective way to determine if treatment is suitable for you is to consult with a qualified practitioner who can assess your skin and discuss your individual needs and goals.
The cost of wrinkle treatments depend on your specific requirements. This includes the location of your wrinkles, how deep they are, and your desired results.
It also depends on the specific treatments used, and the experience of your clinician.
Most treatments for wrinkles cost between $700 and $1500 at legitimate cosmetic clinics.
Yes, treatments for wrinkles are often combined with other treatments to smooth nasolabial folds and marionette lines, and restore collagen. This achieves a more balanced facial rejuvenation.
Most individuals find the treatment quite tolerable. We use very fine needles or cannulas for precise placement, and topical numbing cream can be applied to enhance your comfort during the procedure. Any sensation is typically mild and brief.
The longevity of your wrinkle treatment results varies depending on the specific modalities used, and your metabolism.
Typically, treatments that relax facial muscles require maintenance every 3-4 months, while methods that restore volume and collagen can be repeated every 1-2 years.
Depending on your treatment plan, you’ll see the final results within the first few days to weeks of your wrinkle treatment.
Downtime is typically none. You may experience some mild swelling or redness in the treated area, but this usually resolves within a few days. Most people can resume their normal activities immediately after the treatment.
After wrinkle treatment, expect some temporary redness, swelling, and rarely bruising, which usually subside within a few days. It’s important to avoid touching the area, strenuous exercise, excessive heat, and alcohol initially. Results may be immediate or take up to two weeks depending on the treatment method.
Continue a gentle skincare routine with sun protection to aid healing and maintain your results.
When performed by a skilled and qualified medical professional, treating wrinkles is generally a low-risk procedure. While specific risks vary depending on the chosen method, most potential side effects are mild and temporary. The most common include brief redness, swelling, and tenderness, typically resolving within a few days. Rarer risks such as temporary eyelid drooping, infection, or skin injury are minimised by the precautions we take during every treatment to ensure your safety. The specific risks associated with your chosen treatment will be thoroughly discussed during your consultation.
The Process
Step 1 of 3
Initial consultation
Your journey starts with a private consultation where our skilled and friendly team will assess your facial structure and listen to your concerns and aesthetic goals.
We’ll explain your options, how each works, and their potential outcomes and longevity, empowering you to make an informed choice.
This consultation also provides a comfortable space for you to ask questions and discuss results, risks, aftercare, and costs, ensuring you build trust with your practitioner.
The Process
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Personalised treatment
Our expert practitioners will carefully perform your treatment with a high attention to detail and the utmost care.
We prioritise three things when it comes to your treatment: your safety, delivering natural results that align with your expectations, and your comfort.
With emergency equipment on-site and long appointment times, we guarantee your safety is our priority, and that your treatments are never rushed.
The Process
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Enjoy your refreshed look
Thanks to your bespoke treatment, you can look forward to aligning how you look with how you feel.
We’ll provide you with detailed post-treatment care instructions to ensure swift healing.
All treatments performed at Cosmetic Connection come with an optional complimentary follow-up appointment, and are backed by our satisfaction guarantees.
