Ageing is a natural process that affects all areas of the body, including the skin. Over time, the skin’s texture and condition can change, often resulting in the appearance of wrinkles, particularly on the face.
Facial wrinkles can be classified as either dynamic or static. Dynamic lines form due to repeated muscle movement from facial expressions such as frowning or squinting. In younger skin, these lines typically fade as the skin is able to recover. However, with age and a decrease in collagen production, the skin loses its ability to bounce back as effectively. This can cause dynamic lines to become more permanent, eventually developing into static lines that are visible even when the face is at rest.
A consultation with a qualified practitioner can help determine the most suitable approach to address individual skin concerns.