Facial surgery insights from Dr Mark Doyle, a Specialist Plastic Surgeon with over 30 years of experience.
Under eye wrinkles are a common concern, they typically appear as fine lines under eyes and are often associated with ageing. Eye wrinkles can have a noticeable impact on your appearance and make you look older than you are. The goal of this blog is to explore both surgical and non-surgical options for addressing under-eye wrinkles. It aims to provide …
Eye bags refer to the swelling or puffiness that occurs under the eyes, giving the appearance of bags or dark circles. This condition is quite common and can affect people of all ages, though it becomes more prevalent as we age. Eye bags can be bothersome as they can make a person appear tired or older than they actually are. …
Neck lines, also known as neck wrinkles or neck creases, refer to the visible lines that appear on the neck as a natural part of the ageing process. The skin on the neck is thinner and more delicate than on the face. It is more susceptible to signs of ageing like fine lines, creases, and loss of neck elasticity leading …
Marionette lines, also known as puppet lines, are wrinkles or creases that form on either side of the mouth, extending downwards towards the chin. The name marionette lines is because of their resemblance to the lines on the face of a marionette puppet. Marionette lines are a natural part of the ageing process. As the skin loses its elasticity and …
The nasolabial fold, also known as the smile lines or laughter lines, are the natural creases that run from the side of the nose to the corner of the mouth. It is a common facial feature that becomes more pronounced with age due to a combination of factors. This includes loss of skin elasticity and repetitive muscle movements. The depth …
Facial symmetry refers to the degree to which the left and right sides of the face are similar in terms of size, shape, and position of facial features. An asymmetrical face, on the other hand, is when the two sides of the face are noticeably different from each other. Common causes of an asymmetrical face are genetics, injury and ageing. …