I intend to treat
Volume Loss
What is it?
When we are young, our face is shaped like an inverted triangle, i.e. the cheekbones are wider and more prominent and the chin and jawline are narrower and more defined. The main characteristics of a young face are:
- Firm, smooth skin
- Presence of fat on the face
- High cheekbones
- Defined chin
- Defined jaw contour
Over the years, the action of time alters our facial structure, causing volume and contours to be lost, inverting the triangle and giving the face a sad, tired appearance. The main characteristics associated with an ageing face are:
- Thin, sagging skin
- Fat loss and migration to the lower face
- Expression lines and visible wrinkles
- Drooping cheekbones
- Nasolabial folds
- Mandible without definition
- Corners of the mouth turned down
Why does it come up?
Loss of volume in the face is one of the main characteristics of an ageing face. Studies confirm that from the age of 35, the natural aging process causes a
