When Should You Start Anti-Wrinkle Injections? A Guide for Every Age, 20s to 60s

Quick answer: There’s no single “right age” it depends on your skin, your goals, and whether you’re treating early prevention or existing lines. Clients in their 20s often start with small, preventative doses, while those in their 40s, 50s, and 60s typically use it to soften established lines and maintain results long-term.

One of the most common questions we get at Mor Clinic, whether from a 22-year-old student or a mother of two in her 50s, is simply: “Am I the right age for this?” The honest answer is that age matters far less than your individual skin and goals.

Late

20s

Some clients start early with small, preventative anti-wrinkle treatments focused on stopping deep expression lines from forming, particularly if they notice lines that don’t fully relax between treatments. This isn’t necessary for everyone in their 20s, and part of our job is telling you honestly if you don’t need it yet.

30s

This is often when expression lines start to linger even at rest, and it’s a common decade to start treatment for the first time, usually with a conservative, natural approach.

40s

Alongside anti-wrinkle injections, many clients begin exploring volume loss and skin quality, often combining injectables with treatments like dermal fillers or Focus Dual to address changes in firmness.

50s and 60s

Clients at this stage are often maintaining results they’ve had for years, or starting fresh with a focus on looking rested and healthy rather than dramatically different. Combination approaches – injections, filler, and energy-based treatments like HIFU, tend to work best here.

Whatever stage you’re at, the right starting point is a conversation, not a set of stock. At your consultation, Clare will give you an honest assessment of what – if anything – makes sense for your skin and your goals right now.

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