Women & Men
Smooth wrinkles & fine lines
Convenient, no-fuss treatments
Non-surgical solutions
Personalised plans & results
Ongoing care & support
With Cosmetic Connection, you can explore non-surgical options to soften and prevent fine lines and wrinkles for a refreshed appearance.
Begin with a confidential consultation and receive a tailored plan to achieve natural-looking results that complement your features.
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Results that complement your natural features
Without drastic change. Discover how our approach softens and prevents wrinkles while preserving your expression and authenticity, creating a refreshed, natural-looking result you’ll love.
Professional Guidance
Learn which non-surgical options are suitable for your fine lines and wrinkles.
Personalised Plan
Receive recommendations customised to your goals and lifestyle.
Tailored Improvement, Without Permanent Commitment
Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with tailored and non-permanent changes.
Holistic Approach
Can be integrated into a holistic non-surgical plan to balance facial features and refresh your appearance.
Treatment info
Treatment objectives
Suitability
Preparation
Aftercare
Results
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Forehead wrinkles
Horizontal lines that show when you lift your brows, whether from natural movement or to offset heaviness in the upper eyelids.
Frown lines
Vertical lines between your eyebrows, often called “glabellar lines”, that appear when you scowl or furrow your brow.
Bunny lines
Nose wrinkles, often called “bunny lines”, are the creases across your nose, seen when you scrunch, smile, or squint.
Crow's feet
Lines around the outer corners of your eyes, also known as “eye wrinkles”, which are often most visible when you smile or squint.
Lip lines
Lines around the lips, also known as “smoker’s lines”, develop through repeated pursing of the lips.
Accordion lines
Cheek wrinkles, often called “accordion lines”, are the vertical or diagonal creases across the lower cheeks that result from loose skin and collagen loss.
Forehead wrinkles
Horizontal lines that show when you lift your brows, whether from natural movement or to offset heaviness in the upper eyelids.
Frown lines
Vertical lines between your eyebrows, often called “glabellar lines”, that appear when you scowl or furrow your brow.
Bunny lines
Nose wrinkles, often called “bunny lines”, are the creases across your nose, seen when you scrunch, smile, or squint.
Crow's feet
Lines around the outer corners of your eyes, also known as “eye wrinkles”, which are often most visible when you smile or squint.
Lip lines
Lines around the lips, also known as “smoker’s lines”, develop through repeated pursing of the lips.
Accordion lines
Cheek wrinkles, often called “accordion lines”, are the vertical or diagonal creases across the lower cheeks that result from loose skin and collagen loss.
What to expect
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Natural-looking results
After your treatment, we provide clear post-care instructions, helping you enjoy your results and get back to your day immediately.
All treatments include an optional complimentary follow-up, and are backed by our satisfaction guarantees for complete peace of mind.
Treatment areas for wrinkles
Regardless of where you are developing wrinkles, there are typically a range of treatment options that may assist.
Frown lines, also known as squint lines, are the wrinkles that develop between the inner aspect of your eyebrows.
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.
Bunny lines are the wrinkles that form across your nose, and are also called scrunch lines.
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.
The radial lines that develop around your mouth are called perioral lines.
Also known as accordion lines, they are caused by smiling.
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.
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, and compensatory muscle contractions in response to sagging. Some people start to develop wrinkles in their early 20’s. Often, because they are genetically predisposed to wrinkles, and have naturally thin skin.
The most common factors that contribute to wrinkle development include:
Repeated facial movements can lead to etched-in lines as the skin creases over time. While these dynamic wrinkles commonly affect the upper face, they can also form around the mouth.
Loss of supportive volume—whether from ageing or weight loss—can cause the skin to collapse at structural weak points, leading to wrinkles and deeper facial folds.
As collagen gradually declines with age, your skin weakens, speeding up the formation of wrinkles.
Lack of hydration makes your skin thinner and more susceptible to creasing, leading to fine lines and wrinkles.
Smoking damages the skin’s supportive structures at a cellular level, leading to premature ageing and wrinkle formation.
Unprotected sun exposure breaks down collagen and elastin in your dermis, leading to solar elastosis—premature wrinkles that appear years later.
Treatments for wrinkles on the face and neck
Effective wrinkle treatments rely on a consistent, straightforward strategy. By targeting the root causes, treatments can smooth fine lines and preventing new ones.
Depending on your needs, we may recommend combining different wrinkle treatment methods.
Treatment targets:
Wrinkles form when your skin bunches up during facial expressions.
Wrinkles indicate underlying damage to the dermis layer of your skin, and often occur in areas that lack supportive volume.
As collagen diminishes with age, your skin becomes more prone to wrinkle formation.
We want to answer any questions you may have.
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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 take steps to minimise 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 difference.
There’s a wide range of treatments available, from topical skincare products containing ingredients like retinoids and peptides, to in-clinic procedures. These treatments work in various ways, including relaxing muscles, adding volume, and stimulating collagen. 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.
There’s no one “right” age—it comes down to when you first notice lines that concern you, or when you value preventing lines enough to consider treatment. For preventative measures, we recommend beginning a quality skincare routine—including daily sun protection—in your late 20s to early 30s, even before wrinkles appear.
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 treating wrinkles varies depending on your individual needs, which can only be determined after an assessment. If you’d like pricing information, you can:
- Complete our free online suitability assessment for general pricing information.
- Schedule a consultation (free spots available in Sydney) for a personalised treatment plan and quote.
Yes, treatments for wrinkles can be combined with other treatments depending on your concerns and suitability – both of which are determined during a consultation.
Absolutely. Consistent sun protection, a balanced diet rich in antioxidants, regular hydration, and a quality skincare routine complement in‑clinic treatments and help prevent new wrinkles.
Wrinkle treatments are generally well tolerated, although each person’s experience of discomfort will vary. Numbing creams or cooling techniques can be used to minimise any discomfort.
Depending on the treatment methods, results from treating wrinkles typically develop over days to weeks.
Typically, treatments for wrinkles wear off over months to years depending on the specific methods used, as well as lifestyle and metabolism.
The number of wrinkle treatment sessions you need varies, and can only be determined with a consultation. This is because treatment planning requires an understanding of your concerns and goals, as well as a detailed assessment of the causes and severity of your wrinkles – all of which influence treatment requirements.
Most wrinkle treatments have a short recovery time. It is normal to experience some minor redness, and possibly swelling after wrinkles treatments. These effects are temporary and usually subside on their own within a few days. Your practitioner will provide you with specific aftercare instructions to help support the healing process.
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 qualified and experienced practitioner, treatments for wrinkles are generally considered safe. However, as with any medical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects. A comprehensive consultation is crucial to ensure you are a suitable candidate and that all of your questions and concerns are addressed.
The most common side effects are mild redness, swelling, or tenderness, which usually settle within a few days. Less common risks, such as temporary eyelid drooping or infection, are rare and can be minimised through the precautions we take during treatment and by carefully following the aftercare instructions. All treatment-specific risks will be explained in detail during your consultation.
Your suitability for wrinkle treatment when pregnant or breastfeeding depends on the specific methods used. While historically most clinicians avoid treating pregnant or breastfeeding women, it may be ok in certain cases. It’s always best to check with your obstetrician before considering wrinkle treatments when pregnant or breastfeeding.
Why people choose Cosmetic Connection
We have implemented strict safety and hygiene protocols aligned with industry-leading standards.
Medical-grade clinical environments led by doctors and designed with your privacy, comfort and convenience in mind.
We prioritise what’s right for you. With us, you’ll receive personalised, expert advice–without any pressure or obligation to proceed with treatment.
With our standardised photography, we can plan your treatment collaboratively and comprehensively, while tracking your progress with remarkable accuracy.
When it comes to your care, we don’t subscribe to trends.
We choose our products, techniques and technologies based on quality, safety, reliability, and efficacy.
Our clinicians strive to remain up-to-date on best practice, and make no compromises on the quality of your treatment.
Receive a customised treatment package and pay your preferred way with our range of flexible payment options, including cash, card, Afterpay*, Zip Pay*, and payment plans via Total Lifestyle Credit* (*Subject to approval: required before your appointment).
Your satisfaction is one of our top priorities.
We back our treatments with guarantees because we’re confident in our results — and we want you to feel completely supported and reassured in your decision.
