Eye / Mouth / Hand / Neck wrinkle
Four areas, four different causes — planned one at a time
Eye, mouth, hand and neck lines get grouped together because they all look like wrinkles. Clinically they are not the same problem: the skin around the eye is thin and dries easily, the muscles around the mouth move all day, the back of the hand loses volume, and the neck folds in two directions at once. Each area is planned from its own cause.
※ The final plan and cost are confirmed by your physician after an in-person examination at the clinic. Results and recovery vary by individual.

Why we start from the area, not the device
A wrinkle is a symptom, and its cause differs by area. The same fine line on the eyelid and on the back of the hand comes from different tissue behaving differently, so the same injection or the same device does not answer both.
At consultation the area is read first — how thin the skin is, how much the muscle underneath moves, how much soft tissue has thinned, and whether the line is visible at rest or only on movement. A skin-analysis system that reads the face, the neck and the wrinkle pattern in one pass is used alongside the physician's assessment, and the plan is built from what both show.
Four areas, four causes
This is the part that decides everything else. The four areas below are not variations of one problem.
Horizontal and vertical neck lines
The two patterns on the neck are often treated as one thing. They are not. A third, mixed pattern — fine and deeper lines running across the whole neck without direction as firmness falls — usually needs elements of both columns.
| Horizontal lines | Vertical lines | |
|---|---|---|
| Main cause | Less about ageing than about posture and habit — the skin is folded in the same place, again and again | Ageing — firmness falls and the skin descends with it |
| What we look at | Where the fold sits, how deep it is at rest, and how the neck is held through the day | How much laxity there is, and whether the jawline and the neck have blurred into one line |
| Usually on the table | Wrinkle botulinum toxin, wrinkle filler, Mirajet with the selected boosters | Ulthera or Thermage over the neck, combined with Mirajet, Rejuran and boosters |
| What continues after | Posture matters. If the same fold is repeated daily, the line tends to return | Firmness is maintained over time, so the interval is reviewed at follow-up |
What goes on the table for each area
These are the candidates we discuss, not a fixed course. Which of them is used, and in what proportion, is decided by the physician at consultation.
Tips sized for the area
Where a device is used near the eye or on the neck, the tip is not the standard face tip.
Mirajet — what the micro-jet is doing
Mirajet delivers a micro-jet into the skin, and the jet itself is part of the treatment: it stimulates fibroblasts in the dermis, prompts collagen production, and works as skin rejuvenation across the treated area.
The second half is what the jet carries in. Hyaluronic acid addresses lines and firmness, botulinum toxin at dermal level addresses firmness, and vitamins support skin activity. Because it is the same jet in every area, what changes between the eye, the mouth, the hand and the neck is the composition and the pressure, not the machine.
What the Mirajet package contains
Boosters we select from
The eye and the neck are thin and reactive, so the booster is chosen from the wrinkle pattern and the skin type rather than by popularity.
Questions we are asked most
Can more than one area be treated in the same visit?
Often, yes. Because the base treatments overlap between areas, eye, mouth, hand and neck are frequently planned together in one visit. The order and how much is used on each area are decided at consultation.
Filler or botulinum toxin — which is right for me?
They answer different questions. Filler restores volume where a line has already set in; botulinum toxin addresses lines produced by muscle movement. Many plans use both, in different places on the same area. Which applies to you is determined by the physician.
Can I go out afterwards, or fly home?
These are non-surgical treatments and normally allow a same-day return to your schedule. Injection-based treatments can leave small marks or brief redness at the entry points, so we tell you what to expect for your specific plan before you agree to it.
Does the back of the hand really need its own plan?
Yes, because four things usually change at once there — pigment, fine lines, texture and volume. Hand filler in particular behaves differently depending on the product and the depth it is placed at, so it is not simply the face plan applied lower down.
My neck lines come from looking at my phone. Is that treatable?
Horizontal neck lines are more often the result of posture and habit than of ageing, so treatment addresses the fold that has formed while the habit is discussed alongside it. If the same fold is repeated every day, the line is more likely to return.
※ Wrinkle programmes are planned per area and per person; the treatments named here are candidates discussed at consultation, not a fixed course. Results, sensation and recovery vary between individuals and no outcome is guaranteed. Which treatments are appropriate for you, and in what order, is confirmed by your physician at consultation.
What we look at before anything is switched on
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