A wrinkle consultation at Core Aesthetics involves a clinical assessment of your facial muscle activity, the type and distribution of your expression lines, and an honest discussion of whether anti wrinkle treatment is appropriate for your individual situation. All treatments are prescription products individually assessed before recommendation.
A wrinkle consultation at Core Aesthetics is focused specifically on facial expression lines: how they form, what is driving them in your individual case, and whether anti wrinkle treatment is clinically appropriate for your situation. It is a more targeted appointment than a general cosmetic consultation, but the approach is the same: individual assessment first, recommendation second.
All wrinkle consultations at Core Aesthetics are conducted by Corey Anderson, AHPRA registered nurse (NMW0001047575, registered since January 1996), the sole treating practitioner at the clinic.
Treating Practitioner
| Name | Corey Anderson |
| Profession | Registered Nurse |
| AHPRA | NMW0001047575 |
| Registered since | January 1996 |
Dynamic Versus Static Wrinkles: Why the Distinction Matters
Not all wrinkles are the same and not all wrinkles respond equally to anti wrinkle treatment. Understanding this distinction is one of the most important things a consultation achieves.
Dynamic wrinkles are created by muscle movement. They are most visible during expression and become less visible when the face is relaxed. These are the wrinkles anti wrinkle injectable treatment directly addresses, by temporarily reducing the activity of the muscle responsible so the overlying skin folds less during movement. Common dynamic wrinkle concerns include forehead lines, frown lines, crows feet, bunny lines and other expression related creases.
Static wrinkles are visible at rest regardless of expression. They often develop from dynamic wrinkles that have deepened over time until the crease remains even when the muscle is not contracting. Anti wrinkle treatment can reduce the deepening of static wrinkles over time by reducing ongoing muscle activity, but for lines already well established at rest, the improvement may be incomplete and a combination approach including dermal filler may be more appropriate. Your practitioner will assess which category applies to your specific concerns.
What Corey Assesses During a Wrinkle Consultation
The clinical assessment for wrinkle treatment at Core Aesthetics covers several aspects of your upper and mid face. Corey reviews your muscle strength and movement patterns in the specific treatment areas, how your lines relate to your brow position and overall upper face structure, whether the lines are primarily dynamic, static or a combination, how deeply established the lines are at rest and in expression, and what a realistic and proportionate result looks like for your face specifically.
The upper face in particular is assessed as a coordinated system rather than as individual areas. Forehead and frown line treatment interact directly in terms of brow position, and treating them independently without understanding that relationship is one of the most common sources of suboptimal anti wrinkle outcomes. You can read a full breakdown of how anti wrinkle treatment areas relate to each other in our overview of anti wrinkle treatments at Core Aesthetics.
Treatment Areas That May Be Discussed
Depending on your concerns, a wrinkle consultation may cover forehead lines, frown lines, crows feet, bunny lines, the lip flip, masseter treatment for jaw tension and lower face width, and gummy smile. Each has its own clinical considerations and each is discussed in the context of your individual anatomy. You can read more about individual treatment areas on our dedicated pages for forehead wrinkle treatment, frown line treatment, crows feet treatment and masseter treatment.
A Conservative Approach Is Always the Starting Point
At Core Aesthetics, anti wrinkle treatment is always approached conservatively. The goal is softening and natural improvement, not immobility. Corey doses based on your individual muscle activity and the minimum effective amount needed to achieve your goal, not a standard protocol. This produces results that look like you, simply refreshed.
Located in Oakleigh, Serving Melbourne’s South East
Core Aesthetics is at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166. Accessible from Carnegie, Chadstone, Murrumbeena, Huntingdale, Bentleigh and Clayton. Open Tuesday to Saturday by appointment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between dynamic and static wrinkles?
Dynamic wrinkles are only visible during expression. Static wrinkles are visible at rest. Anti wrinkle treatment is most effective for dynamic wrinkles. Static wrinkles may require a combination approach.
Can all wrinkles be treated with anti wrinkle injections?
No. Anti wrinkle treatment addresses muscle movement driven lines. Wrinkles from volume loss or skin laxity require different approaches. Your practitioner will assess which applies during your consultation.
Do I need to treat every area at once?
No. A staged and conservative approach is standard at Core Aesthetics. Your practitioner will discuss what a considered starting point looks like for your situation.
How often will I need to repeat treatment?
Duration varies between individuals and treatment areas. Your practitioner will discuss realistic maintenance timelines during your consultation.
How do I book a wrinkle consultation in Melbourne?
Book online via our booking page or call 0491 706 705. Core Aesthetics is at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166. Open Tuesday to Saturday by appointment.
AHPRA Registration: NMW0001047575 (Nurse, registered since January 1996) | Core Aesthetics, Oakleigh VIC 3166
All prescription treatments are assessed and administered by an AHPRA registered health practitioner. Suitability is determined individually at consultation.
Clinical References
General Information Only. This article is general in nature and does not replace a consultation with a qualified health practitioner. Treatment outcomes, suitability and risks vary by individual. Any medical or prescription treatment options can only be discussed and provided where clinically appropriate following an individual assessment. Last reviewed March 2026 by Corey Anderson, Core Aesthetics.
