Wrinkles mainly happen on the parts of the body that get the most sun exposure, including the face, neck, the backs of the hands, and the tops of the forearms. Two processes are mainly responsible for making our faces appear older as we age: the formation of wrinkles, caused simply by our daily facial expressions, and the changing contours of the face, caused by the skin losing its elasticity and volume, which results in sagging.

There are two basic proven approaches in the treatment of wrinkles and facial rejuvenation and it is often useful to combine both:

Anti-wrinkle injections work by minimising the power of the expressive facial muscles, and Fillers aim to provide support in certain areas by using hyaluronic acid, a gel-like substance, which returns the face to its youthful state.

Anti-wrinkle injections are now one of the most popular cosmetic treatments in the world. The injections are used cosmetically to remove wrinkles by temporarily relaxing muscles of the face. This makes lines and wrinkles, such as crow's feet and frown lines, less obvious. And while it is immensely popular for aesthetic purposes, it is actually pretty handy for other conditions too, including stopping excessive sweat.