Marionette Lines Treatments in our Bicester clinic
Lines that run vertically down from the corners of the mouth to the chin settle in for all the same reasons as any other lines. The loss of underlying bone and fat, aging, and stretching of the skin. They can give the face a sad or angry look and drag the corners of your mouth downward. This can affect self-esteem because we look grumpy, even when in a good mood.
Treatment of those lines often requires a combination of treatments including filler and botox. To see how we can help you with Marionette lines, book a no-obligation consultation at REclinic today.
Book an appointmentMarionette Lines treatments at a glance
Please note that you are paying for the treatment only and no guarantee is made of any outcome. Refunds cannot be given under any circumstances, as the product has been used and the service has been delivered.
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