Wrinkle Reduction Treatment

Wrinkle Reduction Treatment – What It Is & What to Expect

This treatment works by injecting a purified protein directly into specific facial muscles, where it blocks the nerve signals that cause muscle contractions. As a result, it softens the appearance of dynamic wrinkles—such as frown lines, forehead creases, and crow’s feet—while maintaining natural facial expression.

You may begin to see visible improvements within 3 to 5 days, with the full effect typically developing by day 10 to 14.

A consultation is required to assess your individual needs and tailor the treatment accordingly. Pricing will be finalised during your consultation based on the most suitable options for you.

To ensure the best possible outcome, we recommend a review appointment 2 weeks after your initial treatment. This allows our practitioner to assess the results once the product has fully taken effect. If a top-up is required, an additional charge will apply, as treatment plans and doses are tailored to your individual muscle activity and aesthetic goals.

At Anew Aesthetics, all treatments are performed by qualified professionals who take a personalised, precise approach—ensuring safe, balanced, and natural-looking results.

Areas of Concern We Commonly Treat

At Anew Aesthetics, we understand that every face is unique. The following list highlights common areas we treat, but it is not limited to these alone. If you have a specific concern not shown here, we welcome you to reach out for a personalised consultation—our treatments are tailored to enhance your natural beauty and meet your individual goals.

  • Forehead lines are the horizontal wrinkles that appear across the forehead, often caused by raising your eyebrows or making facial expressions. They tend to deepen with age as the skin loses elasticity.

  • Frown lines are the deep lines that appear between the eyebrows, often caused by repeated facial expressions like furrowing your brows or expressing frustration. These lines can become more noticeable over time as skin loses elasticity and firmness.

  • Crow’s feet are the fine lines and wrinkles that appear at the outer corners of the eyes, often caused by smiling, squinting, or facial expressions over time. They become more noticeable as the skin loses elasticity with age.

  • Bunny lines are the wrinkles that form on the sides of the nose, typically when you scrunch your nose or make expressions.

  • Masseter Reduction is a non-surgical cosmetic treatment designed to slim the lower face by relaxing the masseter muscles — the large jaw muscles responsible for chewing. Overactive or enlarged masseter muscles can create a square or bulky jawline.

  • Platysmal neck bands are vertical lines or cords that can appear on the neck with age or overuse of the platysma muscle—a thin, sheet-like muscle that runs from the jawline down to the collarbone. These bands become more prominent as the skin loses elasticity and the muscle pulls downward, often contributing to an aged or tense appearance of the neck.

    In aesthetic treatments, platysmal bands are commonly softened using muscle-relaxing injections to achieve a smoother, more youthful neck profile.

  • Dimpled Chin Treatment

    A dimpled or “orange peel” chin is caused by overactivity of the mentalis muscle, leading to an uneven or puckered appearance on the chin's surface. This is often more noticeable with certain expressions or as the skin loses elasticity over time.

    At our clinic, we treat dimpled chin using precise anti-wrinkle injections to gently relax the mentalis muscle. This helps smooth the skin, reduce texture irregularities, and create a more refined, youthful contour of the lower face. The treatment is quick, non-surgical, and results in a softer, more balanced chin appearance—without affecting your natural expressions.

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  • A Lip Flip is a subtle, non-surgical cosmetic treatment designed to enhance the upper lip's appearance without adding volume. By injecting small amounts of anti-wrinkle product into the muscles around the upper lip (specifically the orbicularis oris), the muscle relaxes slightly, allowing the lip to gently "flip" outward.