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Anti-wrinkle Injections In Sydney

Perfectly Tailored Results Every Time!

Reduce the appearance of facial lines and wrinkles at our purpose-built Miranda clinic using tailored anti-wrinkle injections in Sydney that are right for you. Dr Alan Evans is a respected ENT, Head & Neck Surgeon who combines cosmetic surgical and non-surgical approaches to deliver a complete range of options for all your facial rejuvenation needs.

A gracefully ageing face is undoubtedly a beautiful thing, however, there are many changes that occur within the face that we would like to slow down. These include wrinkles on the forehead, crow’s feet around the eyes and glabella or frown lines. Anti-wrinkle injections are ideal for those who are looking to reduce or eradicate fine lines to give a fresher, rejuvenated, and youthful look.

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What is anti-wrinkle treatment in Sydney and how does it work?

Dr Evans understands the desire to want to look our best without the need for surgery. Anti-wrinkle treatment can revitalise and enhance your natural features. It softens the appearance of temporary dynamic lines (the ones that appear when we smile or frown) and fine lines and wrinkles, preventing them from deepening. The outcome is a smoother and youthful all-round appearance.
With this in mind, the main benefits of undergoing wrinkle treatment in Sydney are that it:
  • Softens expression lines that show when we squint, smile or frown
  • Reduces fine lines and wrinkles that appear as we age and,
  • Restores facial balance

The treatment itself is very simple…

Anti-wrinkle injections are administered using tiny precision needles and a deft hand. These are injected at precise points into the respective muscles. The treatment time itself is very short, lasting only a few minutes and upon completion, a frozen ice pack is applied to the area to ease any discomfort.

If you would like to talk to us about anti-wrinkle injections in Sydney and how we can help, contact us today on (02) 9526 8000 and take the first steps towards a more youthful and rejuvenated version of you!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What areas can be treated with wrinkle treatment in Sydney?

Some of the common areas for anti-wrinkle treatment are crow’s feet (lines that appear around the outer eyes), glabella lines (lines that appear between the eyes), and forehead furrows (movement lines that appear on the forehead when we frown or act surprised). Other areas also include the angles of the mouth, chin, jawline and neck. In addition, muscle relaxants like those found in anti-wrinkle treatments can even be used to treat additional problems such as jaw pain and excessive sweating.
The number of units required will depend on what you would like to achieve. We recommend that patients come in for a consultation with Dr Evans who will be able to give you a more accurate assessment.
Anti-wrinkle treatments in Sydney are not intended to be a permanent fix. While anti-wrinkle injections can last for 12 -24 months, typically, treatments last 3-4 months. As a result, patients should expect to return for top-up treatments, 2-3 times a year.
Typically, anti-wrinkle injections use very fine needles that are carefully inserted just below the skin’s surface. In some cases you may feel a slight gentle pricking sensation, but this only lasts for a few seconds at most. In many cases however, injections are not felt at all
On the whole, anti-wrinkle treatments are considered very safe. In extreme cases, patients may experience a tiny bruise the size of a pencil point, or a temporary unwanted effect on a neighbouring muscle. However, in the right hands and with careful placement, cases like these are very rare.
Absolutely! Although treatments may differ slightly for men. Men for example have naturally flatter brow shapes than women so injections need to be carried out in such a way that preserves this natural difference. Men also have stronger facial muscles which may incur slightly higher doses.