Facial Problem Areas

Cheeks

As we age, our face tends to lose volume in the cheek areas. This usually begins in the thirties and continues throughout life.

Crow's Feet are wrinkles that form around the eye when smiling or closing your eyes tightly.

Forehead lines refer to the horizontal lines that appear across the forehead when someone raises their eyebrows.

Frown lines are caused by the contraction of muscles above the eyebrows and nose.

Jowls cause a heaviness of squaring of the lower face and this leads to an aged appearance.

Lips are probably the most important part of the lower face in conveying expression.

Marionette lines start at the corner of the mouth and extend downwards and outwards towards the jaw.

The nasolabial folds, commonly known as "smile lines" are the two skin folds that run from each side of the nose to the corners of the mouth.

Tear troughs refer to a depression that starts in the inner corner of the eye and runs downward and outward onto the cheek.