Lower Blepharoplasty (Lower Eye Lift)
A surgical procedure that may involve the removal or repositioning of skin and orbital fat to modify the structure and appearance of the upper eyelid.
A fine lines and wrinkles treatment consultation at Shape Clinic in Sydney is an opportunity to discuss the changes you may be noticing and the options that may be appropriate for you. As we age, it is natural for fine lines and wrinkles to develop as part of normal facial movement and skin changes over time. A personalised consultation provides an opportunity to explore your concerns, understand your goals, and discuss the factors that may be contributing to these changes.
During your consultation, a qualified practitioner will assess your facial anatomy, skin quality, and muscle activity. This allows for a tailored discussion about options that may be appropriate for your concerns, with a focus on natural-looking outcomes.
We prioritise a balanced and ethical approach to cosmetic medicine, always taking the time to understand your motivations and expectations, discussing all suitable options and ensuring any recommendation is appropriate for you as an individual.
Our focus is on providing information and guidance so you can make an informed decision that aligns with your preferences.
Disclaimer
Fine lines and wrinkles develop through a combination of natural ageing and external factors. Over time, the skin produces less collagen and elastin, cell turnover slows, and repeated facial movement and sun exposure can contribute to the appearance of lines. Lifestyle factors such as sun damage, smoking, and dehydration can also play a role.
Understanding what is contributing to your concerns helps guide an appropriate, individualised discussion. You can read more in our guides on how skin changes with age and how to support collagen production in the skin.
There is no single approach to softening the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Depending on your skin, your concerns, and your goals, your practitioner may discuss a range of non-surgical options and whether any are appropriate for you. These may include:
Suitability is assessed on an individual basis, outcomes vary, and no result can be guaranteed. Your practitioner will explain the potential benefits, risks, and alternatives for any option discussed.
Fine lines and wrinkles are creases or folds that develop in the skin over time, commonly occurring due to factors such as natural ageing, loss of skin elasticity and collagen, sun exposure, repeated facial movements, and lifestyle factors.
Fine lines are early, shallow creases in the skin that typically appear with repeated facial expressions and may only be visible when the skin moves, while wrinkles are deeper, more pronounced folds that result from prolonged loss of skin elasticity and collagen, and are often visible even when the face is at rest.
Fine lines and wrinkles can be addressed through a range of approaches, and the most suitable option depends on individual skin concerns and goals. A consultation with an appropriately qualified health practitioner allows for a thorough assessment and discussion of the treatment options available to help you achieve your desired outcome.
Fine lines and wrinkles develop through natural ageing — including reduced collagen and slower cell turnover — together with factors such as repeated facial movement, sun exposure, and lifestyle. For more, see our guide on how skin changes with age.
There are a range of non-surgical options that may help address fine lines and wrinkles, with suitability depending on individual skin concerns and goals. A consultation with an appropriately qualified health practitioner is the best way to discuss the options available to you and determine an appropriate treatment approach.
A surgical procedure that may involve the removal or repositioning of skin and orbital fat to modify the structure and appearance of the upper eyelid.
A polynucleotide derived from salmon DNA with the aim of improving the appearance of the skin and reducing inflammation.
A polynucleotide derived from salmon DNA with the aim of improving the appearance of the skin and reducing inflammation.
Combining synchronised radiofrequency (RF) with high-intensity facial electromagnetic stimulation (HIFES™). EMFACE is designed to target both the skins surface and underlying facial muscles.
Combining synchronised radiofrequency (RF) with high-intensity facial electromagnetic stimulation (HIFES™). EMFACE is designed to target both the skins surface and underlying facial muscles.
Combining synchronised radiofrequency (RF) with high-intensity facial electromagnetic stimulation (HIFES™). EMFACE is designed to target both the skins surface and underlying facial muscles.
These treatments may help improve the appearance of certain skin or facial features.
Customised skin treatments that support hydration and may improve the appearance of uneven tone, texture and dullness.
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