How to remove the nasolabial fold without surgery

Discover what they are, their main causes and the most effective treatments to reduce them and recover a rejuvenated look.

Nasolabial folds are the lines or creases that form from the side of the nose to the corners of the lips. Commonly known as “expression lines” or “smile lines”, they are a natural feature of the face, but over time they can become more pronounced, giving a tired or aged appearance. These creases appear due to the gradual loss of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid, essential elements that keep the skin firm and elastic. Although they are inevitable with age, their depth and visibility also depend on factors such as genetics, sun exposure, skin hydration and repetitive movements when gesturing or smiling.

The appearance of nasolabial folds is directly related to facial aging and the loss of structural support of the skin. Over the years, facial tissues – especially the cheeks – lose volume and firmness, which causes the skin to sag, accentuating these lines. In addition, the natural decrease in collagen and elastin reduces the skin’s ability to remain smooth and supple. Other factors that accelerate their appearance include unprotected sun exposure, smoking, lack of rest, unbalanced diet and dehydration. Repeated facial expressions and individual anatomy also play a role, as certain facial shapes tend to be marked earlier than others.

Treatments to combat it

Fillers (Hyaluronic acid fillers)

This type of fillers are infiltrated into the nasolabial fold to restore volume, smooth the furrow and improve facial contours.

Collagen biostimulators

Promotes natural collagen and elastin production, helping to improve skin firmness and reduce furrow depth over time

Facelift without surgery

It combines state-of-the-art technology to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin, achieving firmer, toned and luminous skin. Through non-invasive techniques, such as focused ultrasound or radiofrequency.

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