
Corner Of Mouth
What is Corner Of Mouth (Marionette) Treatment?
As we age and fluctuate in weight our skin loses elasticity, fat, collagen and elastin. This loss leads to the corner of the mouth to be pulled down, causing unappealing marionette lines to appear, which are the long vertical downturned lines/creases that can be seen from the corners of the lips to the chin. These lines give the appearance of a sad look to the face.
Dermal filler can be injected strategically, in order to anchor and lift the corners higher up, instantly rejuvenating and giving a younger, fresher and happier look to the face..
The treatment takes no longer than 10 minutes; with instant results and no down time, meaning you can get straight back to your normal daily activities, feeling a boost in self confidence. All appointments begin with consultation and assessment, to ensure we understand your requirements and to provide bespoke treatments tailored to your individual suitability and needs.
At a Glance
- Best Results: 1 Treatment
- Results Duration: 12-18 months
- Procedure Time: 10 Minutes
- Back to Work: Immediately
- Pain: Mild / Moderate
Best Results: 1 Treatment
Results Duration: 12-18 months
Procedure Time: 10 Minutes
Back to Work: Immediately
Pain: Mild / Moderate
Corner Of Mouth Details
Your practitioner will explain what to expect before, during and after treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions about Corner Of Mouth
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Dermamina is based in the heart of London at 114 New Cavendish Street, just off Great Portland Street and Goodge Street.
Nearest stations: Oxford Circus, Great Portland Street, Goodge Street and Regents Park
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