Wrinkles
Written and reviewed by Dr Bernard Hayot, ophthalmologist, RPPS 10003926226.

Wrinkles
In the upper third of the face, forehead lines, frown lines and crow’s feet affect the eyes, which look sad, tired and older.
Eye specialist Dr Hayot will guide you towards the most suitable solutions.
What is a wrinkle?
A distinction is made between static wrinkles (nasolabial folds, marionette lines) and expression lines (perioral wrinkles, frown lines, crow’s feet, and so on). Treatment varies according to the type of wrinkle.
Certain factors accelerate skin ageing and accentuate the appearance of wrinkles: excessive sun exposure, smoking, an unbalanced lifestyle, and so on.
What causes wrinkles to appear on the face?
The skin becomes less toned and firm, dehydrated, thinner and more fragile.
Dr Hayot’s solutions for treating wrinkles
At your first appointment, your practitioner will examine you and make a diagnosis, an essential step.
Filling wrinkles with hyaluronic acid
The results are natural and immediately visible. Wrinkles are softened and the skin is rehydrated. As hyaluronic acid is a molecule that is gradually resorbed, a maintenance treatment is needed for the results to last.
Treating expression lines with botulinum toxin
Horizontal forehead lines, frown lines and crow’s feet can be corrected with botulinum toxin injections.
Tightening facial skin with tensor threads
This treatment is quick and non-invasive, and it stimulates collagen production. Dr Hayot uses absorbable tensor threads whose effect lasts around 18 months.
What results can anti-wrinkle treatments achieve?
Hyaluronic acid and Botox injections give highly satisfactory results in the treatment of wrinkles. Tensor threads provide a medical facelift effect.
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