Lines and Wrinkles

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What is it?

Creases and fine lines may develop due to a mix of elements, with the most prevalent being:

Age and Gravity

With aging, skin naturally loses its collagen and elastin, resulting in decreased skin flexibility and the emergence of creases and fine lines.

Facial Expressions

Constant facial movements such as smiling, frowning, and squinting can lead to the formation of wrinkles.

Sun Exposure

Extended exposure to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays can hasten the aging process, leading to early onset wrinkles and fine lines. We emphasize the importance of daily sunscreen use in your skincare routine for protection!

Loss of Fat

As we get older, we naturally lose facial volume, which can result in sagging skin and creases. Weight loss can also contribute to this, as the skin may not regain its elasticity as fast as the fat disappears.

Creases and fine lines can appear anywhere on our body, but the majority of our patients are primarily concerned with treating lines on the forehead, worry lines, laugh lines, lip lines, and jowl lines. The areas around the outer corners of the eyes, known as crow's feet, are also a common concern. At Clarkston Dermatology, we address all of these, plus lines and wrinkles on the neck and decolletage. We offer a variety of line and wrinkle treatments our providers can tailor to your needs at our office in Clarkston and Oxford, Michigan.

How is it treated?

Wrinkles are an inevitable aspect of growing older, but if your wrinkles cause you concern, our team of board-certified professionals at our dermatology clinic provide an array of treatments to effectively soften wrinkles and reduce their appearance.

Getting the right treatment for your unique skin and goals is important to achieving the best results. Serving Clarkston and Oxford, Michigan, our board-certified dermatologists are dedicated to delivering premium services rooted in both the science and artistry of aesthetics. Come see us today to explore which treatment is right for you.