Frown Lines and the “11s”: Consultation Guide in Narellan

Questions about lines between your eyebrows?

You may describe them as frown lines, the “11s” or a crease between your brows. If this is the area you want to discuss, explain what you notice and why it matters to you rather than arriving with a treatment choice.

This guide helps you prepare for an individual consultation at Nuva Aesthetics in Narellan. It does not diagnose a concern, recommend a procedure or promise removal of lines. Visible frown lines do not mean you need treatment.

Identify the area you mean

The term “frown lines” can mean different things in everyday conversation. Point out whether you mean vertical-looking lines between your eyebrows, a crease near the top of your nose or lines across your forehead. You do not need to identify a muscle or use clinical terminology.

If your concern is mainly lines across the forehead, see our Forehead Lines guide. If several areas interest you, write down each one and explain your priority rather than assuming they need the same approach.

Describe when you notice the lines

Explain whether the lines appear when you draw your brows together, remain visible with your face relaxed or concern you mainly in particular photographs. Tell your clinician whether you have noticed a recent change and whether you have had previous procedures in the area.

These observations help explain your question. They do not establish the cause of a line or which option, if any, would be appropriate.

Separate appearance from how you feel

If you feel a photograph makes you look cross or serious when you do not feel that way, say so in your own words. Someone else’s interpretation of your expression is not a diagnosis or a reason you must change your face.

Explain what you would prefer to preserve, including your usual brow movement and expression. A consultation can include discussing uncertainty, limitations and the option of doing nothing, not just selecting a procedure.

Bring questions about brow position too

If your enquiry also involves low-looking brows, eyelid appearance or heaviness, describe those concerns separately. Do not assume an approach discussed for lines between the brows will address all nearby features.

Ask whether another assessment or healthcare professional is appropriate. Seek medical assessment for new symptoms, pain or vision concerns rather than relying on a cosmetic information page.

Questions to ask before considering a procedure

• What assessment is needed to understand the area I am describing?
• What changes, if any, are realistic for my concern?
• What limitations should I understand if a crease remains visible when my face is relaxed?
• How would my preferences about expression and brow movement be considered?
• What risks and alternatives, including not proceeding, should we discuss?
• What would the full cost, recovery and follow-up commitment involve?

Previous treatment and review enquiries

Have approximate dates, available treatment records and any previous concerns ready for discussion. Describe what you were happy or unhappy with rather than assuming the same procedure should be repeated or adjusted.

If the concern follows recent treatment, contact the treating clinician for advice. Our previous-treatment review guide helps organise a non-urgent enquiry; it is not a complication assessment. Seek medical care for urgent medical concerns.

Choosing an appointment in Narellan

The consultation with RN Catherine offers 30 minutes to discuss your goals, suitability and options. No treatment is performed during this session.

For service-specific booking information, read the Anti-Wrinkle Consultation & Treatment listing. Contact the clinic if you are unsure which appointment fits your question. A listing does not establish suitability for the area between your brows or guarantee treatment will proceed.

Frown-lines consultation FAQs

Do the “11s” have to look like two identical lines?

You do not need to match a particular pattern to explain your concern. Point out the area and describe what you see instead of relying on the nickname.

Can I use someone else’s result as a guide to my own?

A photograph may help explain a preference, but it cannot establish your suitability or predict an outcome. Ask about your own features and expectations rather than expecting a matching result.

Can this page recommend a dose or how often to return?

No. This guide does not recommend doses, quantities or treatment schedules. Ask for individual advice if a procedure is proposed.

Can I take time to decide after discussing options?

You can ask for information to consider before making a decision. Clarify any booking terms separately; a discussion does not mean you must choose a procedure.

Visit Nuva Aesthetics

Appointments take place at Lexyor Beauty Centre, Shop 1/302 Camden Valley Way, Narellan NSW 2567. There is on-site parking, and the clinic is next door to Cash Converters.

Call 0468 886 710 with appointment questions. For further preparation, explore our Facial Lines guide, Facial Concerns hub and pre-consultation checklist.