Concern
Facial Volume Loss
Facial volume loss is the sense that the face looks flatter, more hollow or more tired than it used to. Cheeks, temples and the mid-face are often mentioned. It is a different concern from a single wrinkle or from lip shape.
Understanding the concern
- Fat pads, bone and skin all change with age. The face can look longer or less supported even when the skin itself is in good condition.
- Weight change and genetics also play a part. Two people of the same age can look very different.
- Adding volume is not the only possible response, and it is not always appropriate.
Options that may be discussed
These are relevant starting points, not a promise that any one treatment is suitable for you.
Dermal fillers in Worthing
Discussed for supporting facial volume and contour in areas such as the cheeks or mid-face, after assessment.
What a consultation covers
The clinician will look at the whole face, not one hollow in isolation. If dermal filler is not suitable, that will be explained. A plan is only made when the concern and the treatment match.
Related treatments
Consultations
Talk through this concern
If this concern sounds familiar, a consultation is the place to decide what, if anything, to do next. The treatment pages linked above are the detailed reading.