Bunny lines beside the nose.

Bunny lines are short diagonal or vertical creases on the upper sides of the nose, close to the inner corners of the eyes. They often become clearer when you scrunch your nose or smile. Their position and direction vary, and one side may look different from the other. Having them does not mean anything is wrong or that treatment is needed.

Scrunching and smiling fold the skin beside the nose as nearby muscles move. Repeating those expressions over time can leave creases that remain after the face relaxes; ageing and sun damage can also contribute. A line seen only during a scrunch is different from a crease already present at rest. You can have both, so the same approach may not suit every line.

Bunny lines may look less noticeable when surface dryness is addressed, but skincare cannot stop the nose from moving during a scrunch. If the lines still concern you, a consultation compares movement lines with creases present at rest and considers the nearby facial movement and your previous care. Whether any clinic option is appropriate depends on that assessment; complete removal cannot be promised. Daily sun protection can help limit further sun damage. Read about broader facial-line and skin concerns.

Yes. Many people can make lines beside the nose when they smile or scrunch, and an exaggerated scrunch can create lines that are barely seen in ordinary conversation. The useful comparison is how the area looks at rest and during your normal expressions. If the lines do not bother you, no treatment is needed.

No. A bunny line consultation considers creases in the skin beside the upper nose. It does not reshape the nose or assess blocked breathing, persistent nasal symptoms or an eye condition. Tell Corey about those concerns so he can explain when a GP, optometrist, ophthalmologist or ear, nose and throat specialist may be more appropriate.

The upper nose sits between the eyes and close to muscles involved in smiling, squinting and frowning. Looking at a relaxed face and a few natural expressions helps show where the skin is folding and whether more than one movement pattern is present. It also helps avoid assuming that every line beside the nose has the same cause.

A change in nearby expression can make nose lines look more noticeable, but noticing them after previous care does not prove what caused the change. Bring the dates, areas treated and any records or ordinary unfiltered photographs. Corey compares your current smile, frown and nose scrunch with what you describe. The next step may be a review of the earlier care, obtaining records or allowing more time before considering anything further.