There can be various factors that contribute to the development of wrinkles, including genetics, sun exposure, facial expressions, and skincare practices.

Frown lines are the result of gathering or knitting the tissue between the eyebrows into a fold. They are caused by the repeated action of underlying muscles associated with facial expression.

The skin around our eyes contracts when we smile. When we stop, the skin relaxes and returns to its normal position. Facial bunnylines develop because as we age, our skin's ability to keep moisture in and keep moisture out diminishes. So water leaks out, causing fine lines and wrinkles.

Most of the time, a gummy smile is caused by an upper jaw that is longer than it should be for the size of the face and the amount of lip tissue available to cover the gums.

Spending too much time in the sun or in a tanning bed can result in a loss of collagen and elasticity in the face. Crow's feet are then formed as the skin begins to loosen over time. They can appear on both males and females beginning around the age of 20.

When Botox is applied to problem areas around the eyebrows, the muscles relax and the skin on top of them becomes smoother. The muscles around the eyebrows are pulled upwards, elevating the eyebrows and making a patient's eyes appear more open. Patients are thrilled to find they look alert, peppy, and rested.

The skin on your lips is very delicate and often goes unprotected. Exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays is the primary cause of premature aging. This process is called photoaging. Lip wrinkles on the upper lip are often caused by smoking.

Like other types of facial wrinkles, marionette lines are caused by natural collagen losses that occur with age. Collagen itself is a protein that naturally plumps up your skin. Gravity also plays a role in sagging skin around the chin, making marionette lines more noticeable.