Nasolabial & Marionette Line Filler in london

For many patients, the first visible signs of ageing are the deepening of the nasolabial folds (lines running from the nose to the mouth) and the formation of marionette lines (lines that pull down from the mouth corners towards the chin). These changes can make the face look tired, sad, or even stern — even when you feel the opposite.

At Surgicare Aesthetics, our approach goes beyond “chasing lines.” Instead, we look at the whole midface, addressing the underlying causes to restore natural balance and lift.

Ageing in the face doesn’t happen in isolation. These lines are part of a bigger picture:

• Midface volume loss: Cheeks naturally lose fat and bone support, causing skin to sag forward and downward.
• Skin changes: Collagen and elastin depletion make creases more visible.
• Gravity & muscle pull: Over time, repetitive movements deepen folds and lines.

Dr Patel explains: “Patients often point to their folds as the problem. In reality, it’s usually the loss of cheek support that causes skin to fold. By restoring midface volume, we often soften lines without injecting directly into them.”

Midface/cheek fillers
Restoring lost volume in the cheeks lifts the skin and reduces the appearance of folds and marionette lines.

• Creates a natural lift, not heaviness.
• Restores youthful curves to the midface.

Direct filler in folds/lines
Sometimes subtle placement directly into the fold or marionette line helps soften the crease further.

• Best when used in small, precise amounts.
• Works well alongside midface support.

Dr Gakhal notes: “It’s not about filling lines flat — it’s about restoring the architecture beneath them.”

Skin boosters & Profhilo
When skin looks crepey or etched, skin quality treatments add hydration and firmness.

• Improve the way skin drapes over the folds.
• Enhance results when combined with filler.

Dr Rai adds: “Patients don’t just want lines gone — they want their expression to match how they feel inside. That’s what true rejuvenation is about.”