At Body Sculpting Clinics Sydney, our qualified medical practitioners provide consultations for individuals interested in non-surgical options for the under-eye area. During your consultation, your practitioner will assess your features, explain possible approaches, outline risks and aftercare, and advise whether treatment may be suitable for you. Suitability and outcomes vary from person to person.
Wrinkles and fine lines are a natural part of the ageing process, and their appearance varies for each person. At Body Sculpting Clinics, our qualified medical practitioners provide consultations for individuals considering non-surgical options to address concerns such as facial lines. During your consultation, your practitioner will assess your individual features, discuss potential approaches, outline risks and aftercare, and advise whether treatment may be suitable for you. Suitability and outcomes differ for every person.
At Body Sculpting Clinics, our qualified medical practitioners provide consultations for individuals interested in non-surgical options to address common facial concerns. During your appointment, your practitioner may discuss areas such as the forehead, around the eyes, lips, or jawline, depending on your individual goals.
At Body Sculpting Clinics, every client begins with a private consultation with a qualified medical practitioner. During this appointment, your practitioner will:
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Review your individual features and areas of concern.
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Discuss whether non-surgical options may be clinically appropriate.
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Outline the possible benefits, risks, and aftercare requirements.
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Provide guidance on follow-up and next steps.
All treatment decisions are made after consultation. Suitability and outcomes differ for every person.
Top Treatment Areas
The most common areas where wrinkle reduction treatments are requested include the forehead, crow’s feet (lines around the outer eyes), and the glabella (between the eyebrows). We also provide treatment plans tailored to the following areas:
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Frown lines
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Crow’s feet
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Bunny lines
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Forehead lines
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Vertical lip lines
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Brow shaping
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Brow lift
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Neck lines (sometimes referred to as “turkey neck”)
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Neck lift
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Jawline
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Nose refinement
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Gummy smiles
Book a complimentary consultation today with one of our Cosmetic Injectors to discuss the best treatment options for you.
What are wrinkle reducing treatments?
Wrinkles and fine lines are a natural part of the ageing process, and their appearance varies for each person. At Body Sculpting Clinics, our qualified medical practitioners provide consultations for individuals considering non-surgical options to address concerns such as facial lines. During your consultation, your practitioner will assess your individual features, discuss potential approaches, outline risks and aftercare, and advise whether treatment may be suitable for you. Suitability and outcomes differ for every person.
How it works
Wrinkles and fine lines often develop in areas of the face where muscles are most active, such as the forehead, around the eyes, and around the mouth. Our wrinkle reduction treatments are designed to relax these areas of over-activity, helping to soften lines, restore balance, and create a smoother appearance.
Results usually become noticeable within days as the skin settles, with improvements continuing to develop over the following week. Most clients enjoy results that last for several months, and with regular treatment plans it is possible to maintain longer-term benefits.
Benefits
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Soften lines and wrinkles – smooth the appearance of frown lines, forehead lines, and crow’s feet
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Restore facial balance – improve symmetry and harmony across key areas of the face
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Prevent further line formation – treatments can help reduce the impact of repeated facial movements over time
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Non-surgical approach – achieve visible improvements without the risks or downtime of surgery
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Customised results – every treatment plan is tailored to your unique features and goals
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Professional care – delivered by qualified medical practitioners under strict clinical standards
Frequently Asked Questions
How many units will I need?
The amount required varies for each individual and is determined by a qualified medical practitioner during your consultation. Your practitioner will advise what may be clinically appropriate for you.
How should I prepare for my treatment?
Preparation is different for everyone. Your practitioner will provide personalised instructions before any procedure, taking into account your individual circumstances.
What can I expect?
Every client begins with a consultation. During this appointment, your practitioner will review your features, discuss your goals, explain possible options, and outline potential risks and aftercare.
How long do wrinkle treatments last?
The duration of effect varies between individuals. Your practitioner will discuss expected review timelines and follow-up care during your consultation.
Post-treatment care?
- Avoid touching the injection sites for 4 hours
- Avoid ‘facing-down’ or local pressure treatments (e.g. massage, facials, motorbike helmets, swimming goggles) for 12 hours
- Avoid exercise and heat (e.g. saunas, steam rooms) for 24 hours
- Avoid any chemical peels and needling
- Maximise facial activity for half an hour (such as frowning, raising your eyebrows and squinting).
Avoid lying down horizontal for 4 hours. - Do not have facial treatments, rub or massage the treated area
- Take paracetamol as needed
Follow-up and next steps?
- We want to ensure that you are happy and that optimal results are achieved, it is recommended that you attend a review appointment and assessment at two weeks to check muscle activity and aesthetic outcome.
- Your health and well-being is our priority. If you are concerned about any aspect of your treatment, or if you become unwell please contact your clinic immediately, we are here to help.
Important Information
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All consultations and procedures are performed by qualified medical practitioners in a clinical setting.
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Suitability, risks, and outcomes vary for each individual.
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This information is general and not a substitute for professional medical advice.