Wrinkle Treatments

Wrinkles often appear around the eyes, nose, mouth, and forehead.

Although age is often the main cause of facial signs of ageing, factors such as sun damage, genetics, and frequent facial expressions can also impact them.

There are many different ways to treat wrinkles and they may address concerns related to facial changes over time.

What to Expect During Your Consultation

To develop a tailored treatment plan, you will need to consult with Dr Richardson before the procedure.

During this meeting, we will discuss your medical history, including any health issues or medications.

You can also express your skin concerns, areas you want to target, and the outcomes you expect from treatment.

Once we have gathered all the relevant details about your needs and goals, we can begin outlining a treatment plan.

Afterwards, you should have a clear picture of what the process entails.

If you have further questions about the treatment, Dr Richardson will be happy to provide answers during this initial meeting.

The Procedure

During the consultation, Dr Richardson will explain a step by step process and introduce you to a personalised treatment plan tailored to your individual situation.

Cost of wrinkle treatments

When thinking about having the treatment, it is important to consider not only what the procedure entails but the costs involved.

The total cost of the treatment may vary from patient to patient.

We will be able to provide more information about fees after we have discussed your procedure in detail.

Aftercare

During the consultation, Dr Richardson will discuss what to expect after the treatment, including any care tips tailored to the specific procedure recommended for you.

Risks and Complications

There are risks involved with Aesthetic Wrinkle Treatments, and patients should be aware of these risks before going ahead with their procedure.

Results and experiences can vary and will be discussed during your consultation to ensure you are informed.

Important Disclaimer
This information is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice. Individual suitability and results vary. A consultation with a qualified healthcare professional is required to determine the most appropriate treatment options for your specific needs.