Changes in the skin’s texture and structure are a normal part of ageing. Over time, our skin becomes thinner and less elastic, leading to the formation of lines and creases, particularly in areas of the face with frequent movement. OLA Aesthetics offers a range of treatments designed to soften wrinkles while maintaining your skin’s health and natural expression.
How We Can Help
Treatment Options
Skin Needling
Morpheus8
Mesotherapy
Deluxe Facials
LED Healite II Therapy
Hydrafacial
Chemical Peels
Forma by InMode
Wrinkle Treatments
Volume Loss Treatments
Rejuran
Platelet-Rich Plasma Treatment
PDO Mono Threads
Medical Peels
Korean Glass Skin Facial
Hydration Loss Treatments
Earlobe Repair
Bioremodelling
Collagen Boosting Treatments
Exosomes
Aqua Gold
A Note From Dr Aleks
Wrinkles form over time due to a combination of factors. Some are within our control, but many are dictated by genetics and the natural ageing process. Countless small changes happen below the visible surface of the skin to create wrinkles, and rarely do they happen in isolation.
My approach to treating fine lines and wrinkles focuses on balance. The goal isn’t to erase all movement but to soften lines in a way that keeps your face expressive and unique. Before recommending a treatment, I carefully assess your skin, muscle activity and facial structure to create a plan that supports your goals without leaving you looking fake, frozen or overdone.
Common Characteristics
- Fine lines around the eyes, forehead or mouth (glabella lines, lateral canthal lines, frontalis lines)
- Deeper folds around the nose and mouth (nasolabial folds, marionette lines)
- Skin creases that occur with facial expressions (dynamic lines)
- Wrinkles that remain even when the face is at rest (static lines)
Contributing Factors
- Decreased collagen and elastin production
- Repetitive facial expressions (smiling, frowning, squinting)
- Sun exposure and environmental damage
- Lifestyle factors like smoking and dehydration
- Loss of fat and volume in the face
Understanding Fine Lines and Wrinkles
As we age, changes occur at different levels of the face to produce wrinkles:
Surface Layer (Epidermis)
- Slower cell turnover
- Loss of hydration
- Reduced ability to protect against environmental damage
Middle Layer (Dermis and Fat)
- Declining collagen and elastin levels
- Changes in skin thickness
- Fat volume loss and shifting fat pads
Deep Layer (Muscle and Bone)
- Repetitive muscle contractions
- Structural changes in the bones of the face
Frequently Asked Questions
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If fine lines and wrinkles are a concern, our expert team can help you explore treatment options to smooth your skin.
