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Volume loss and facial balance
The face thins. Features that once sat in relation to each other drift.
What is happening
Where the face has thinned
With age, facial fat pads shift and lose volume, bone gradually remodels and collagen declines, so the face can look hollow in some areas and sagging in others. Dermal fillers can restore volume where it has been lost, and biostimulatory fillers ask the skin to rebuild collagen over time.
Why it happens
With age, facial fat pads shift downward and lose volume, creating hollowing in some areas and sagging in others.
Gradual bone loss can reduce facial support, contributing to hollowing, deeper lines, and sagging.
As collagen declines with age, skin loses firmness and elasticity, making fine lines and sagging more noticeable.
Facial balance is the goal. Not a single feature, enlarged.