Loss of Facial Volume
With age, the face can lose volume in certain areas — it's never a matter of not taking care of yourself. Solutions exist today to restore the balance of your features.
What it is, simply
Loss of facial volume happens when fat, bone and supporting tissue decrease over time, particularly around the cheeks, temples and eye area. The face can then look more hollow or less balanced, without the skin itself being loose.
What causes loss of facial volume?
Age-related bone resorption
The facial bone structure remodels over time, reducing the natural support of the tissue.
Loss of facial fat
The face's fat pads thin and shift with age, changing the contours.
Weight loss
Significant weight loss also affects the face, sometimes more visibly than elsewhere.
Genetics
Bone structure and the natural distribution of volume vary from person to person.
Smoking
Smoking accelerates collagen breakdown and can accentuate the hollow appearance of the face.
Available treatments and procedures
Dermal fillers
Restore volume in hollowed areas, for a more harmonious face.
Skin boosters
Deep hydration that improves the overall quality of facial skin.
Your questions about loss of facial volume
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