Forehead lines (also known as worry lines) are one of the 3 most common concerns for people seeking anti-wrinkle injections at Amara.
When we look concerned, worried or surprised, movement of the muscles of the forehead causes worry lines to appear. The most noticeable lines appear horizontally across the forehead. These are sometimes referred to simply as horizontal lines.
Forehead lines - Horizontal lines - Worry lines
Our doctor will examine exactly how you move your forehead muscles when expressing and design a treatment specifically for you
Anti-wrinkle injections
Assessment ~15mins, Treatment <10mins
Rarely reports uncomfortable
3 to 4 months
Full appearance at 2-4 weeks
From €300 as a single area treatment
Worry lines, also known as forehead lines or expression lines, are the creases or wrinkles that form on the forehead and often appear as horizontal lines. They are typically caused by repeated facial expressions and movements, such as frowning or raising eyebrows, that occur during periods of worry, stress, or concentration.
Anti-wrinkle injections are a very effective treatment for worry lines. These injections can temporarily relax the muscles causing worry lines, resulting in a smoother appearance.
While it's challenging to completely prevent worry lines, you can take steps to minimize their development:
Worry lines are primarily caused by repetitive facial movements and expressions, particularly frowning or raising eyebrows during moments of worry, stress, or deep concentration. Over time, these repeated muscle contractions contribute to the formation of visible lines and wrinkles on the forehead.
Worry lines can be either temporary or permanent, depending on various factors such as age, genetics, and lifestyle. Temporary worry lines may fade or become less noticeable with time, while permanent ones may persist. However, with appropriate treatment and care, the appearance of worry lines can often be reduced or minimised.
Assessment and consultation are 10-15mins with treatment another 10mins.
In short, no. The needles we use at high quality and very fine. Most people report a small scratch at the time on injection and that's it.
While worry line treatment is generally safe, it can carry potential risks and side effects. Common side effects may include temporary redness, swelling, bruising, or tenderness at the treatment site.
3-4 months is typical.