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Skin laxity and firmness
Skin that no longer holds the way it did.
What is happening
When support thins
As collagen and elastin decline and the fat and bone beneath change, skin can lose support and become less firm. Biostimulatory fillers and microneedling are used to help the skin rebuild collagen over time.
Why it happens
As collagen and elastin decline, skin loses structural support and bounce, becoming less firm and more lax.
Over time, gravity and gradual tissue changes contribute to skin laxity, shifting facial contours and softening firmness.
With age, changes in the fat and bone beneath the skin can reduce facial volume and support, contributing to hollowing and sagging.
How Amber treats it
Related treatments
Firmness is rebuilt, not pulled. The face keeps its character.