Soften lines. Age on your terms.

The most-asked-about treatment in aesthetics, and one of the most easily misjudged. Anti-wrinkle injections relax the muscles that create movement lines, softening forehead lines, frown lines, and crow's feet. The goal isn't to freeze the face. It's to soften the deepest lines while preserving natural expression. Conservative dosing always, you can have more, you can't have less.

Some people develop fine wrinkles across the bridge of the nose when they smile or scrunch up their face, known as bunny lines. They're often the result of compensatory muscle movement after other facial treatments, but they can appear naturally too. A small, precisely placed treatment softens them entirely while leaving the rest of the face untouched.

The DAO, depressor anguli oris, is the muscle that pulls the corners of the mouth downward. Over time, this can give the face a sad or unhappy expression even at rest. A small dose of Botox into the DAO relaxes the downward pull, gently lifting the mouth corners back to a neutral or slightly upturned position.

Named after the famously elegant neckline of Queen Nefertiti, this treatment uses small Botox injections along the lower jawline and platysma muscle to soften visible neck bands and lift the lower face. The result is a smoother, more sculpted jaw-to-neck transition, and one of the most underrated treatments for clients seeking subtle, structural rejuvenation.

Tear trough filler can soften the hollowed area under the eyes that contributes to a tired appearance. But it's also one of the most over-prescribed treatments in aesthetics. Often, what looks like tired eyes is actually a skin quality concern, and polynucleotides or skin boosters are the better answer. We'll work out which is right for you in consultation.