As we grow older, our faces undergo a noticeable loss of volume, leading to various
transformations, including the flattening or drooping of the cheeks. This phenomenon
results from a redistribution of facial fat and a decline in collagen production,
contributing to an aged appearance.
With the passage of time, areas of the face begin to lose their foundational support,
and the even distribution of fat in regions such as the cheeks, mouth, eyes,
forehead, and temples gradually diminshes.
Youthful, full cheeks can start to sag and lose their roundness, resulting in
hollowness beneath the eyes, particulary in the tear trough area. Additionally, lips
may shrink and lose their fullness, giving rise to vertical lines. These changes can
make a once youthful face seem older and more gaunt.
Cheek fillers, or cheek augmentation treatments, are designed to restore volume to
the cheekbones and surrounding areas. Utilising dermal fillers, this procedure
creates an immediate plumping effect, rejuvenating the cheeks and enhancing the
natural contour of the cheekbones to recreate a youthful look.
The treatment is customised to suit your unique facial strucure, needs, and
aspirations. Once administered, the filler enhances the volume, definition, and shape
of the cheeks, not only augmenting their appearance but also providing a subtle lift
to the mid and lower face.
TIPS to Extend the Life of your Cheek Fillers, consider these:
- Promoting Wellness: Embrace a healthy lifestyle by ensuring proper
hydration and effectively managing stress, both of which can contribute to the
longevity of your fillers.Consistent Maintenance: Arrange for periodic touch - Avoid Pressure: Sleep on your back to reduce pressure on your face, and be
gentle during your skincare routine to avoid disturbing the fillers. - Sun Protection: Limit your skin’s exposure to harmful UV rays by wearing
sunscreen with SPF50 or above, which will protect your skin and extend the
longevity of the fillers.
