Wrinkle treatments can range from non-invasive to invasive, affordable to expensive.
There are plenty of options for every type of wrinkle and for every budget size.
Non-invasive approaches are best for wrinkles that are just starting out, but when the lines on your face have already deepened (even if you are not moving any muscle), more drastic (and expensive) treatments may be required.
Treatment Options for Deep Face Wrinkles

1. Botox injections.
   Botox involves the injection of a toxin into the folds of the skin to "paralyze" the muscle.
   By this, lines and creases are eliminated.
   The effects are immediate, but they don't last for a long time.
   After two or three months, you'll find yourself needing another shot.
   So in a year's time you are going to get 4-6 Botox injections, and that can cost you a lot of money.
   
2. Collagen Injections.
   Collagen injections aim to reduce wrinkles by filling in the grooves and creases.
   It's a fairly easy procedure that is done on an out-patient-basis.
   However, like Botox, collagen injections do not have lasting effects.
   After two to three months, the effects begin to wane and you will need to have another shot if you want to maintain your youthful glow.
   Not everyone can be qualified to collagen injections, however.
   Some people appear to be allergic to the substance, so prior to getting one, make sure your dermatologist have had you properly evaluated.
   
3. Thermage.
   A revolutionary non-invasive approach for deep wrinkles and cellulite, Thermage makes use of radio frequency current to increase the production of collagen.
   FDA-approved, Thermage comes with very few and mild side effects and is well tolerated.
   
4. Cosmetic Surgery.
   This procedure entails going under the knife to correct facial imperfections and reduce wrinkle visibility.
   As it is a surgical procedure, however, special considerations have to be taken.
   You need to cosmetic surgery a lot of thought.
   You have to be prepared not only financially but also emotionally, physically, and mentally.
   Besides it being expensive, it also comes with many risks.
   

Good Skin Care Regimen For Deep Face Wrinkles These aforementioned procedures can be expensive.
If you are worried about your deepening face wrinkles but are not willing to burn holes in your pocket, your best option is a good skin care regimen using the right product, of course.
I would like to emphasize, however, that this cannot and will not erase the wrinkles totally, but it can do so much to soften them, making them less visible.
A good skin care regimen has to be done consistently to achieve best results.
A good skin care regimen involves:

1. Washing your face in the morning and in the evening with warm water and a mild cleanser that does not clog your pores.
   
2. After washing your face, follow it up with generous amounts of moisturizer.
   Make sure it comes with Vitamins C and E, both potent antioxidants that do more than nourish the skin; they also help repair and rejuvenate the skin.
   Since you are targeting deep wrinkles, a moisturizer with reflective agents will be a good choice.
   When applying moisturizer, use gentle pressure with your ring finger.
   Allow the moisturizer to soak in your face for at least five minutes, and should you wish, you can then apply your choice of eye cream.
   Eye creams are specially formulated to address crow's feet, fine lines and wrinkles surrounding the eye area, sagging lids, and dark circles.
   Exfoliate two or three times a week.
   This is especially recommended when your skin is aging as it removes dead or old skin cells.
   
3. Use makeup products that contain organic or natural ingredients, and which have anti-aging properties.