Skincare products such as chemical peels, anti-ageing creams, retinol, or antioxidant serums can improve the appearance of the skin and the signs of ageing. Daily facial exercises and a healthy lifestyle can also help to keep skin looking vibrant. However, more advanced aesthetic medical treatments are often required for more pronounced and deep wrinkles.

From around the age of 25, the production of hyaluronic acid (which helps to hydrate the skin), collagen and elastin decrease, causing the skin to lose its elasticity and firmness over time. Age and environmental factors such as exposure to UV rays accelerate this process. A preventative injection can counteract the natural ageing process, stimulate collagen production and promote an overall youthful appearance by plumping up certain areas of the face.

UV rays accelerate skin ageing and the formation of horizontal lines. Appropriate skin care with UV protection can have a preventive effect and protect the skin from these harmful rays. Therefore, appropriate skin care with an adequate sun protection factor (SPF) is essential for beautiful skin, whatever the season.

Treatment for forehead wrinkles can cause some side effects, including temporary swelling and redness in the treated area, which will disappear over time. It is important to consider each individual's skin type, which is why we recommend that this type of treatment is only carried out by a specialist. In general, anti-wrinkle and soothing cosmetic products can help mask any temporary effects while the facial muscles adapt to the treatment.

There are alternatives such as hyaluronic acid injections to add volume, laser treatments and microneedling to renew the skin but also anti-aging skincare routines (including the use of sunscreen with a minimum SPF 30 to avoid sun damage). In the first place, we recommend you to use cosmetics with peptides, retinoids (retinol and vitamin A), glycolic, or vitamin C to get real results. A serious beauty routine will encourage skin cell turnover.