Fine lines and wrinkles show up gradually, often starting around the eyes, forehead, or mouth, and they form for a mix of reasons, repeated muscle movement, sun exposure, and a natural decline in collagen over time. Because those causes differ, the most effective plans usually draw from more than one type of treatment. We start with a consultation to understand what's driving the wrinkles you're noticing and build a plan around you and your needs.
Wrinkles & Fine Lines
Wrinkles are lines and creases that develop in the skin over time, generally falling into two categories: dynamic wrinkles, caused by repeated facial muscle movement like squinting or smiling, and static wrinkles, which remain visible even when the face is at rest and are more closely tied to collagen loss and sun damage. Most people develop a combination of both as they age, and the areas most commonly affected include the forehead, the skin around the eyes, and the area around the mouth.
Why Choose Beacon Dermatology for Wrinkles & Fine Lines?
Wrinkles rarely have just one cause, so an effective plan usually draws on more than one treatment type. Our professional team assess what's driving the lines you're seeing and build a plan from a full range of medical and cosmetic options.
Wrinkles & Fine Lines Treatments at Beacon Dermatology

Filler
Injectable filler adds volume beneath deeper, static wrinkles and folds, helping to smooth the area from underneath.

Ulthera
Uses focused ultrasound energy to stimulate the body's own collagen production in the deeper layers of skin, gradually improving firmness and the appearance of fine lines.

CO2 Laser
A laser resurfacing treatment that removes damaged outer layers of skin, smoothing fine lines and stimulating new collagen as the skin heals.

Microneedling
Uses fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin, triggering the body's natural healing response and stimulating new collagen that can soften the appearance of fine lines over time.

Medical Grade Skincare
Formulated with higher concentrations of active ingredients than over-the-counter products, medical grade skincare supports collagen production and skin renewal, often used alongside in-office treatments or as a starting point for early fine lines.




