Wrinkles are lines and creases that form when the skin loses its firmness and flexibility. As collagen and elastin break down over time, the skin becomes thinner and drier, making it more prone to creasing.
They can appear in different areas including the forehead, between the brows, around the eyes, mouth, neck and even the underarms.
Wrinkles vary in depth, cause and location. Common types include:
Wrinkles form as a result of several internal and external factors, including:
Some deeper wrinkles may not disappear completely, but they can be significantly softened and improved with consistent treatment.
It is never too early to start. Many begin preventive care in their late 20s or 30s to slow visible ageing.
Yes. Hydrated skin appears plumper and smoother, making fine lines less noticeable.
Not always. Some wrinkles can be improved with skin tightening, collagen-stimulating facials or hydration-based treatments.
It depends on the treatment. Some provide immediate glow and smoothness, while others build long-term collagen support over a series of sessions.