Wrinkle relaxing treatments, frown line treatment, and wrinkle reduction at our Potts Point clinic, Eastern Suburbs Sydney.
Dr Brandon’s bespoke treatments allow you to achieve the appearance you desire and help you to feel confident and look more refreshed – naturally.
Wrinkle relaxing treatments take into account what’s causing the wrinkles – whether it’s hydration, skin quality or muscle activity. The treatments we use vary between topical, laser & light and prescription medicines. During the consultation, we’ll assess the cause of your wrinkles, which ones you want to address and design a treatment protocol that will work for you.
Commonly treated areas include the forehead (frontalis), frown lines between the brows (corrugator and procerus), and crow’s feet at the outer eye. Each area requires a different approach depending on the underlying cause and the anatomy involved.
Treatment is tailored to the underlying cause of the wrinkle or concern. In some cases, treatment targets specific muscles to reduce unwanted movement. In others, the focus may be on improving hydration, skin quality, collagen support, or facial structure.
Treatment response and longevity vary depending on the underlying cause being addressed, the treatment performed, individual anatomy, skin quality, and lifestyle factors.
Your treatment plan, expected progression, and review timing will be discussed during consultation.
The consultation determines what is creating the line and which approach – wrinkle relaxing treatment, skin treatment, volume restoration, laser, or a combination – will produce the most natural result for your face.
Every treatment at Cleon by Dr Brandon is preceded by a consultation. Dr Brandon assesses the facial anatomy and recommends based on your specific face – not a standard protocol. Treatment is often combined with other approaches for a more complete result.
Clinically appropriate prescription treatment for muscle-driven lines – forehead, frown lines, crow's feet. Dose and placement specific to your anatomy.
Wrinkle relaxing treatment is often most effective when combined with skin quality treatments or volume restoration. Dr Brandon assesses what combination will produce the most complete and natural result.
Often combined with skin quality treatments or volume restoration for a more complete result. Dr Brandon assesses what combination will produce the most natural outcome.
Initial settling
Mild redness, swelling, or tenderness may occur depending on the treatment performed.
Early changes
Initial changes may begin to develop as the treatment settles and the skin recovers.
Review period
Typically the most appropriate time to assess early outcomes and determine review or adjustment.
Ongoing improvement
Some treatments continue to evolve over time as hydration, skin quality, collagen response, or facial balance improve.
Maintain / Reassess
Longevity varies depending on the treatment performed, individual anatomy, lifestyle, and the concern being addressed.
Downtime is minimal. Most patients return to normal activities the same day to 24 hours.
Different concerns require different treatment strategies. Assessment focuses on identifying the underlying cause before selecting the most appropriate approach.
| Approach | PRIMARY FOCUS | COMMONLY USED FOR | CONSIDERATIONS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Movement-related treatments | Facial movement and expression patterns | Expression lines and dynamic creasing | Best suited where movement contributes to the concern |
| Structural treatments | Facial support, balance, and contour | Hollowing, shadowing, or age-related structural change | Requires careful assessment of facial proportions |
| Skin quality treatments | Hydration, texture, and overall skin quality | Crepiness, dullness, dehydration, and uneven texture | Often performed as part of a broader treatment plan |
| Resurfacing and regenerative treatments | Surface renewal and collagen support | Sun damage, pigmentation, and texture irregularities | Recovery and progression vary depending on treatment intensity |
FREQUENTLY ASKED
No. Most patients arrive with a concern, not a specific treatment request. The consultation determines what is appropriate for your face and goals.
Longevity varies depending on the treatment approach, the area treated, individual anatomy, lifestyle, and the concern being addressed. Dr Brandon sets realistic expectations in consultation.
Yes. Cleon by Dr Brandon is in Potts Point, Eastern Suburbs.
Different facial areas can be affected by different movement patterns, skin changes, and structural factors. Assessment determines what is contributing most to the concern.
Most treatments are well tolerated. Sensation and recovery vary depending on the treatment performed and individual sensitivity.
Often, yes. Different concerns may benefit from a combination approach depending on skin quality, facial structure, movement, and overall treatment goals.
Treatment planning is individualised and depends on the concern being assessed, facial anatomy, and suitability.
This depends on the treatment performed and the expected recovery or settling period. Timing is discussed during consultation. Unsure? Start with an online consultation
Recovery varies depending on the treatment approach. Some treatments involve minimal downtime, while others may require a longer recovery period.
The aim is a natural, balanced outcome that remains appropriate to the individual.
Not everyone is a suitable candidate for every treatment. Consultation is important to determine suitability, risks, alternatives, and expected outcomes.
Some treatment approaches may assist in managing or improving visible signs of facial ageing as part of a broader long-term plan.
Treatment frequency and maintenance vary depending on the concern being addressed, the treatment selected, and individual response.
Second opinions and reassessment are common. The focus is on understanding your current concerns and discussing appropriate options moving forward.
Yes. Cleon by Dr Brandon is in Potts Point, Sydney. Online consultations available for patients across Sydney.
The information on this page is prepared by Dr Brandon Kober-Brown MBBS and reviewed with reference to current clinical practice and relevant Australian guidelines.
Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) – Advertising guidelines for therapeutic goods in Australia
Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia (CPCA) – clinical standards and member code
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