CONCERN
Volume Loss in the Face
As we age, the face can appear flatter or less defined due to natural changes in soft tissue and skin structure. This gradual loss of volume may affect areas like the cheeks, temples and under-eyes.
Understanding Volume Loss in the Face
Volume loss is a natural part of the ageing process. It often results from a reduction in collagen, fat, and hydration levels beneath the skin’s surface. This can lead to changes in facial contours, a hollowed appearance or skin that looks less firm. While this is completely normal, many people choose to support their skin’s natural structure with treatments that improve elasticity, hydration and visible fullness.
Treatments We Recommend
A personalised consultation helps us assess your facial structure and recommend the most supportive treatment plan.
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A customised plan to address structural volume loss with evidence-based methods.
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Encourages long-term volume support by activating the skin’s natural repair processes.
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Improves skin quality and density over time.
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Your skin concern has a solution.
