Ageing
Loss of volume
Hollow cheeks, temples or under-eyes that make the face look tired.
Understanding it
What causes loss of volume?
The face loses fat and bone support over time, which flattens the cheeks and deepens folds.
Fillers restore support in small, measured amounts for a fresher, natural look.
Common causes
- Ageing
- Weight loss
- Genetics
How we help
Treatments for loss of volume
Your dermatologist recommends the right combination after examining your skin.
FAQ
Loss of volume: your questions
Will I look different?
The aim is to look like a rested version of you, not a different face.
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