BUNNY LINES & WRINKles

Looking to treat Bunny Lines & Wrinkles, explore how Dr Sknn Wilmslow Cheshire can help diminish them. Book Now

Dr Eddie Shaffu, Medical Lead at Dr Sknn
Dr Eddie Shaffu, Medical Lead at Dr Sknn
Dr Eddie Shaffu Medical Lead · Dr Sknn
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HOW DR SKNN CAN TREAT BUNNY LINES & WRINKLES

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Bunny lines, also known as nasalis wrinkles, are small horizontal wrinkles that appear on either side of the nose. They are called "bunny lines" because they are similar to the lines that appear on a bunny's nose when it twitches. While they are a natural part of facial expression, they can become more prominent over time due to repeated facial movements.

At Dr Sknn Wilmslow Cheshire, we offer several effective treatments for reducing the appearance of bunny lines and wrinkles.

Our anti-wrinkle injections use a safe and effective formula to relax the muscles around your nose, reducing the appearance of bunny lines.

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WHY DO BUNNY LINES & WRINKLES APPEAR?
Bunny lines form as a result of repeated facial movements, such as smiling, laughing, or squinting. When we use our facial muscles, the skin around our nose and eyes can become creased or wrinkled. Over time, these wrinkles can become more prominent and develop into bunny lines.
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