Facial lines &
wrinkles.
Talk through your concerns with our clinical team. Understand your options, suitability and what to consider before deciding.
A consultation does not commit you to a procedure.
Where medical expertise meets genuine care.
Thorough assessments and clear, honest advice on your options, limitations and risks, always at your pace.
5 years
of personal care
Doctor-led
by Dr Michael Khela
2 clinics
Parramatta & Chatswood
Care begins with a conversation.
Our team’s training & professional affiliations
Understanding
facial lines.
Causes
Facial lines are a normal part of ageing. Genetics, facial movement and sun exposure all influence how skin changes over time. Skin can also become thinner and drier.
Lines in movement and at rest
Some lines are more noticeable when you smile, frown or squint. A consultation can look at your face both at rest and during movement, alongside the concerns you want to discuss.
Some lines remain visible when your face is relaxed. Repeated expressions and age-related skin changes can contribute. A short online description cannot establish the cause of an individual line.
Prevention
Facial lines are a normal part of ageing. Sun protection can help limit UV-related skin damage, but it cannot prevent all age-related changes.
Use shade, protective clothing, a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen as part of your routine. Gentle cleansing and moisturising can help care for your skin. Ask your practitioner about persistent irritation or concerns about your skincare products.
Skin texture and other concerns
Skin texture and facial fullness can change with age. Your practitioner can assess these alongside your concerns about lines.
Explore our rough or dry skin information or skin services before your appointment.
Overview
Facial lines may be more noticeable during expression or remain visible when your face is relaxed. Ageing and sun exposure also affect the skin’s texture and appearance.
Your consultation considers both movement and skin quality. Tell your practitioner which areas concern you and what you would like to understand.
Suitability
Assessment includes facial movement, lines at rest, skin condition and your medical and treatment history. Your goals and individual anatomy guide the discussion.
There is no single approach for every face. Your practitioner will explain whether an option is appropriate, whether further assessment is needed, or whether no procedure is advisable.
Preparation
Bring a list of medicines, supplements, allergies and previous cosmetic procedures. Note any questions and the areas you would like assessed.
Ask whether to arrive without makeup and follow any individual preparation instructions. Do not stop prescribed medicines without advice from your treating practitioner.
Aftercare
If you choose to proceed after assessment, request written aftercare instructions and a clear contact point for concerns. Ask about expected reactions, warning signs, usual activities and follow-up.
Ongoing skincare and sun protection can be discussed as part of caring for your skin.
What to expect
Ask what the proposed approach can and cannot address, the supporting evidence, risks, costs, recovery and alternatives. Lines associated with movement and changes in skin quality may need different discussions.
Responses and timeframes vary. You can take time to decide, and a consultation does not commit you to a procedure.
EXPLORE BY CONCERN
Services to discuss for facial lines & wrinkles.
Begin with a conversation
Let’s talk about what’s possible for you.
Speak with our experienced aesthetic team for advice tailored to you.
Your treatment
journey.
Time for your questions.
Space to decide.
01Plan your consultation
Bring your questions, medicines and supplements list, allergies, relevant health history and details of previous or planned procedures. Your practitioner will assess your concerns and facial movement.
02Discuss suitable options
Discuss possible options, benefits, risks, limitations, costs and recovery with your practitioner.
03Take time to decide
There’s no pressure to decide on the day. Take your plan home, think it over and come back to us with any questions. You’re always welcome to choose not to proceed, and any treatment only goes ahead after a medical assessment and your informed consent.
04Your treatment
If treatment is suitable and you choose to proceed, your practitioner will explain the agreed procedure, its risks and what to expect before it begins.
05Aftercare & support
Follow the personalised instructions provided by your practitioner. Ask about expected recovery, warning signs, follow-up and who to contact if you have concerns, including outside clinic hours.
Your questions.
Is a fine line consultation suitable for everyone?
Not always. Suitability depends on your medical history, facial anatomy, and the findings of your practitioner’s assessment. Your practitioner will review these factors to determine whether a non-surgical approach may be appropriate for you.
Who conducts the consultation?
Ask the clinic who will conduct your appointment and about their registration, qualifications and relevant experience. Any medical procedure requires assessment by an appropriately qualified registered health practitioner.
What age do I need to be for this consultation?
Our cosmetic consultation services are intended for adults aged 18 and over. Age alone does not establish suitability for a procedure.
What may happen if I proceed with a non-surgical treatment after the consultation?
If you choose to proceed and your practitioner confirms suitability, they will explain the treatment steps, including preparation, expected sensations, and aftercare requirements.
Will the procedure be uncomfortable?
Sensations and pain vary with the procedure and the individual. Before deciding, ask what discomfort to expect, how it would be managed and the risks of any proposed comfort measures.
How long does the appointment take?
Appointment duration varies, but your practitioner will advise you of expected consultation and treatment times based on your needs.
How long do results typically last?
Duration varies between individuals and depends on the specific approach used, your anatomy, and other personal factors. Your practitioner will discuss general expectations during your consultation.
Can I expect immediate improvement?
Immediate improvement is not guaranteed. Ask when the outcome of the proposed option can reasonably be assessed and how recovery could affect its early appearance.
Will I need follow-up appointments?
Follow-up reviews may be recommended to help your practitioner monitor your progress and provide further guidance if needed.
What if I have a medical condition?
Your practitioner will assess whether any pre-existing conditions may impact your suitability. In some cases, alternative approaches may be recommended.
How do practitioners ensure safety?
Assessment and precautions do not remove all risks. Ask about the practitioner’s qualifications, the risks relevant to your health, infection control, and how complications and follow-up would be managed.
What happens if a procedure isn’t suitable for me?
If a procedure is not clinically appropriate, it should not go ahead. Ask your practitioner to explain the reasons and discuss any appropriate alternatives, including no treatment.
Do I need to do anything before my appointment?
Your practitioner may ask you to provide your medical history, a list of medications, and details of prior treatments to help assess suitability.
What aftercare should I follow?
You will receive written aftercare instructions tailored to the procedure you undergo. These instructions outline what to expect and how to care for the treated area.
How soon can I resume normal activities?
Your practitioner will provide personalised advice based on the treatment you receive and any safety considerations discussed during your appointment.
Can I discuss more than one area of concern?
Yes. You are welcome to raise any areas where you notice movement or lines forming. Your practitioner can assess multiple areas and explain how they relate to overall facial balance.
Should I change medicines or skincare beforehand?
Ask the clinic about preparation for your appointment. Do not stop prescribed medicines without advice from your treating practitioner. Preparation for a procedure may differ from preparation for a consultation.
What risks and alternatives should I discuss?
No procedure is risk-free. Ask about the benefits, risks, limitations, recovery and alternatives for any proposed option, including choosing no treatment. Your practitioner assesses your medical history and suitability before you decide.
Read our consultation and safety information.
What happens if a procedure isn’t suitable for me?
If a procedure is not clinically appropriate, it should not go ahead. Ask your practitioner to explain the reasons and discuss any appropriate alternatives, including no treatment.
Why aren’t before-and-after photos shown here?
Australian advertising rules restrict images that directly or indirectly promote prescription-only medicines. We therefore don’t show before-and-after photos for these treatments here. This is not a blanket ban on every clinical photo.
Can a particular result be guaranteed?
No. Outcomes vary. Discuss what may be realistic for your concerns, what may not change, and the possibility of an unsatisfactory outcome.
Do I need to commit to ongoing appointments?
Ask why any follow-up is recommended and what it involves. Do not assume that further procedures are needed; any new decision requires a review of suitability, risks and costs.
Let’s talk about what’s possible for you.
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General information · This page provides general information, not individual medical advice. A consultation does not establish suitability for a procedure. Any procedure requires a clinical assessment and informed consent. All procedures involve risks; outcomes vary and are not guaranteed. Services are intended for adults aged 18 and over. Before booking, read our consultation and safety information.