Where Ageing Is Understood — Not Just Treated

Advanced Wrinkle Care

Natural, confident results — not frozen faces.

At Allodermis we combine medical diagnosis, evidence-backed procedures and lifestyle medicine to soften lines, restore volume, and rebuild skin quality. Treatments are personalised, conservative, and designed for Indian skin.

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A Short Science Primer

Why wrinkles happen

Wrinkles form because of structural changes in skin: steady loss of collagen and elastin, thinning epidermis, repetitive muscle movement, fat and bone volume loss, and cumulative photodamage (UV). Extrinsic factors — sun, smoking, pollution, poor sleep, high-sugar diets — accelerate intrinsic ageing.

Treating wrinkles well means treating skin biology, tissue support and behaviour — not only the visible crease.

Quick Facts — Clinical

Collagen decline begins in the mid-20s and accelerates with UV exposure.
Botulinum toxin reduces dynamic lines by blocking acetylcholine at neuromuscular junctions; onset 3–14 days, effect lasts 3–6 months.
Hyaluronic fillers restore volume and stimulate neocollagenesis; durability varies 9–18 months by site and product.

Who This Page Is For

Care matched to your stage of ageing

Early expression lines (20s–30s)

Those seeking prevention and early, conservative intervention.

Static lines & volume loss (30s–60s)

Those seeking natural rejuvenation and restoration of skin support.

Long-term skin health

Patients seeking safe, evidence-based, minimal-product regimens for lasting skin health.

Allodermis Diagnostic Pathway

What we evaluate

History & goals

Sleep, sun habits, smoking, medications, and prior procedures.

Clinical exam

Dynamic vs static lines, skin texture, laxity, and volume loss.

Imaging & objective mapping

Photodamage index, dermoscopy, and 3D volumetric mapping (if needed).

Blood tests

Only if systemic contributors are suspected (thyroid, nutrition).

Personalised plan

Procedure(s), topical optimisation, lifestyle plan, and maintenance schedule.

Our Evidence-Led Treatments

How we soften lines & rebuild skin

We commonly combine modalities for the best, most durable outcomes.

TREATMENT 01

Botulinum Toxin

Soften dynamic lines

Indications: forehead lines, glabella, crow's feet, neck bands.

Benefit: natural smoothing, prevention of line deepening.

Safety note: conservative dosing preserves expression.

TREATMENT 02

Hyaluronic Acid Fillers

Structural support

Indications: cheeks, tear troughs, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, jawline.

Benefit: restores volume, improves skin contour, stimulates collagen.

Safety note: reversible; choose product and depth per anatomy.

TREATMENT 03

Microneedling + Radiofrequency (MNRF)

Remodel texture & tighten — e.g. Morpheus8

Indications: texture, mild laxity, pores, fine lines.

Benefit: stimulates dermal collagen and remodeling with minimal downtime.

TREATMENT 04

Fractional Laser Resurfacing

CO₂ / Er:YAG — for deeper lines & photodamage

Indications: deep wrinkles, atrophic scars, severe photodamage.

Benefit: ablative resurfacing stimulates vigorous collagen repair; controlled downtime.

TREATMENT 05

HIFU

High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound — non-surgical lifting

Indications: jawline, submental laxity, mild midface sag.

Benefit: targets the SMAS plane for a lifting effect over months.

TREATMENT 06

Bio-remodelling

Profhilo, PDRN, PRP, growth factors — skin quality & hydration

Indications: crepey skin, thin skin, early ageing.

Benefit: improves hydration, elasticity and skin glow; ideal adjunct.

TREATMENT 07

Chemical Peels & Topicals

Surface renewal & ongoing care

Cornerstone daily care: retinoids, vitamin C, peptides, and sunscreen — to support and extend the results of every in-clinic treatment.

Typical Treatment Pathways

Examples by stage

Mid 20s

Prevention

Sunscreen + topical antioxidants + monthly light procedures (micro-botox / superficial peels).

30s

Early Ageing

Targeted botulinum toxin + MNRF (3 sessions) + a topical retinoid program.

40s–50s

Structural Ageing

Fillers for the midface + HIFU or RF for lift + fractional laser for texture.

50s+

Advanced

Staged combination of fillers, resurfacing and surgical referral when appropriate.

What To Expect

Your timeline & results

Immediate

Improved hydration, subtle lift with fillers; mild redness after lasers or RF.

Short term · 2–8 weeks

Smoothing of lines and improved skin texture.

Medium term · 3–6 months

Collagen remodeling, tightening, and visible contour improvement.

Maintenance

Periodic touch-ups — botulinum toxin every 3–6 months, fillers 9–18 months, lasers per protocol.

Safety First

Side effects & contraindications

All procedures are performed by AIIMS-trained dermatologists. Temporary effects may include redness, swelling, and bruising. Rare complications — such as infection or vascular occlusion with fillers — are minimised through careful assessment, technique, and emergency protocols.

We screen for the following before treatment:

Pregnancy Active skin infection Uncontrolled systemic illness Anticoagulant use

The Allodermis Difference

Why choose Allodermis?

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Right Products, Only When Needed

Minimal, clinician-prescribed home care that supports clinical results.

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Root-Cause Dermatology

We identify photodamage, muscle patterns, volume loss, barrier health and systemic contributors — then fix what's driving the wrinkle.

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AIIMS MD Dermatologists You Can Trust

Clinical expertise + empathetic care = safer, natural outcomes.

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Science That Serves You

We use USFDA-approved devices and evidence-based injectables. No fads. No over-treatment.

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Inside-Out Wellness

Lifestyle, sleep, nutrition, and stress management are part of every plan.

Before & After

Realistic visuals

Responsive Before / After Gallery

Developer note: include a responsive before/after gallery showing representative, consented cases — each labelled with the treatment used and timeline.

Pricing & Packages

Example structures

Assessment + Single-Area Botulinum Toxin

Consultation combined with procedure pricing for a single treatment area.

Volume Restoration Package

Midface filler + tear trough + maintenance, bundled for a natural, restored contour.

Complete Rejuvenation

A tailored multi-modal program — MNRF + fillers + peels — designed around your goals.

We provide transparent quotes after consultation. No hidden upsells.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your questions, answered

When should I start anti-ageing treatments?

Prevention begins with sunscreen and antioxidants in the mid-20s. Procedures are tailored by concern and goal.

Will Botox make me look expressionless?

Not when performed conservatively — we prioritise natural movement.

Are fillers safe?

Yes — hyaluronic fillers are reversible and safe when injected by trained dermatologists.

How long does MNRF take to show results?

Often visible at 4–8 weeks, improving over 3–6 months as collagen forms.

Do lasers work on darker skin?

Yes — but parameter selection and conservative protocols are essential to reduce pigment risk. We use skin-type-specific settings.

Start here

Request a personalised anti-ageing assessment with our AIIMS MD dermatologists.

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Clinic Details & Hours

Visit Allodermis

Location & Hours

Allodermis — Gurgaon / Delhi NCR

Mon–Sun: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Get in Touch

Phone / WhatsApp: 9717503031

Email: care@allodermis.com

Web: www.allodermis.com

Scientific References

Fisher GJ, Varani J, Voorhees JJ. Mechanisms of Photoaging and Chronological Skin Aging. N Engl J Med. 2002;347(3):200–208. nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMra080461
Rittié L. Cellular mechanisms of skin ageing. Exp Dermatol. 2013;22(2):1–8. doi.org/10.1111/exd.12199
Fabi SG, Sundaram H. Injectable therapies for facial rejuvenation: a review of the evidence. Dermatol Surg. 2014;40(Suppl 12):S89–S101. doi.org/10.1097/DSS.0000000000000026
Alster TS. Laser skin resurfacing and fractional technologies in photoaging treatment. Dermatol Surg. 2010;36(5):737–748. doi.org/10.1111/j.1524-4725.2009.01495.x
Draelos ZD. The role of topical and procedural therapies in facial rejuvenation. Dermatol Clin. 2010;28(1):77–87. doi.org/10.1016/j.det.2009.09.011