Nose Wrinkles
At Simply Radiant in Las Vegas, Nevada, we understand that the deeper they get, nose wrinkles, or “bunny lines” can be anything but cute. We strive to help you recapture your confidence and youthful appearance by focusing on medical treatments and products that target your aesthetic end wellness desires.
What Causes Bunny Lines?
“Bunny Lines,” or nose wrinkles, sound adorable. Who doesn’t just want to squeeze a cute bunny when they see one, after all? But no matter what we call them, for some people, they’re nothing more than an unattractive sign of aging skin.
Bunny Lines are the fine lines that occur on the bridge and side of your nose when you “scrunch” up your face, as you do when you laugh or smile deeply. These other smile lines can be caused by aging skin, of course, and a lack of collagen production in your skin.
They can also be the result of too much Botox between your eyes and nose. Nose wrinkles are more likely to creep up on you if you are a very expressive person who overuses the specific facial muscles in that area.
How Can I Get Rid Of Nose Wrinkles?
There are many effective treatments to minimize the appearance of the fine lines and wrinkles around your nose. We offer procedures and products that work together to slow down the aging of your skin and restore that glow of youth.
- Face Fillers
- Botox
- Juvederm
- Micro Peels
- Microneedling
- Hydrafacials
- Microdermabrasion
- Dermaplane Facials
- PRP Facials
Customized Skincare Routines
Time, age, and the elements can take a real toll on all of us over time. We all want to look and feel our best as time marches on. At Simply Radiant, we not only handle your treatments for you, but we listen to your concerns and develop a customized plan for what you’d like to see, or not see, like nose wrinkles.
Love The Skin You’re In
At Simply Radiant in Las Vegas, Nevada, we want to help you fall in love with your skin by minimizing those pesky fine lines around your nose. Call us today to schedule your consultation and say goodbye to bunny lines.
