Wrinkle Correction Consultation

Reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles can give your confidence a boost and a new, fresher looking appearance.

As we age our skin naturally loses its elasticity. Exposure to the sun can also help speed up the ageing process causing damage to the skin at a deeper level.

At Six Gables Dental Practice our dentists Rhys Thomas and Andy Gardiner as well as Carly Perry our hygienist are highly skilled in the field of facial aesthetics who recognise the benefits everyone can experience when they are confident that they are looking their best.

Our non-surgical facial treatments for wrinkle reduction are designed to enhance your own natural beauty and leave you looking refreshed and rejuvenated.

Your safety is also our main priority and all our treatments are only carried out by experienced and qualified physicians. One of our practice associates, Andy Gardiner, is an expert in facial aesthetics and has treated many celebrities from London and New York.

Our facial aesthetics professionals can help you restore a more youthful appearance with our leading wrinkle reduction treatments. Smile lines and forehead creases can be smoothed away creating smoother skin that leaves you looking younger.

What type of wrinkle correction is available?

As part of our range of treatments, we can prescribe and administer wrinkle correction procedure. These are carefully administered to gently soften lines on the forehead, between the eyebrows and around the eyes as well as lines around the mouth.

When will I see results?

You should notice a change to the appearance of your skin in only a few days and you will appreciate the full effect in two to three weeks. The benefits of a subtle, more youthful appearance can be enjoyed from three to six months depending on your skin and age.

Is the procedure painful?

A small amount of fluid is included in the procedure into the skin using a fine needle. No anaesthetic is required and you should only experience a mild sensation when a small amount of fluid is administered into the skin using a fine needle. Your practitioner can also apply a topical numbing cream before the procedure if needed.