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Muscle-relaxing injections can help prevent the lips from being pulled together, which contributes to the formation of vertical lines. To treat these smokers lines, small injections with a fine needle are carefully administered to relax the muscles around the upper lip, helping to smooth and soften the appearance of the lines.
Smokers lines are fine, vertical lines that etch the lips and extend from the lips to below the nose, and are generally more prevalent on the upper lips.
Fine lines around the lips and mouth are often referred to as ‘smokers lines’, as they’re a common result of the repetitive pouting formation of the mouth caused by cigarette smoking, not to mention the ageing effects of smoking itself. Smoking breaks down collagen production in the skin, leading to thinning skin, deeper wrinkles, and prominent smokers lines.
But they can also be caused by any repetitive bunching of the tissues around the mouth from overactivity of the muscle surrounding the mouth, called the orbicularis oris.
Doctor-led aesthetic treatments work to target wrinkles, including smoker’s and wrinkles around the mouth, by relaxing the muscle responsible for their formation.
It works to relax facial muscles and prevent them from contracting, which therefore stops the skin from drawing together and forming wrinkles, lines or creases. The result is a visible reduction of lines, and temporary prevention of new lines forming.
If you are noticing signs of ageing such as reduced lip volume, or you’re noticing permanent effects of the repeated pursed-lip action caused by cigarette smoking, you may benefit from aesthetic treatments for the lip line.
Anyone who is looking to rejuvenate their facial aesthetic, especially around the mouth area due to volume loss, may benefit from this treatment.
These treatments are popular with people who are worried about fine lines and wrinkles around their lips. They’re suitable for many different ages and can be especially helpful if you’ve noticed signs of ageing or the effects of repeated muscle movement.