Volumetric facelift is the term used to refer to treatments that aim to restore lost tissue volume and improvement of facial contours and proportions. These procedures use hyaluronic acid-based preparations or other fillers with the appropriate density and lifting properties. This procedure is also sometimes referred to as facial volumetrics.

As we age, there is a natural process of fat and collagen loss, which can alter the facial oval. Modelling can be part of aesthetic therapy for people who observe, for example, sunken cheeks, a lowering of the jawline or a general flattening of the features.

One popular area where such techniques are used is in mandibular volumetry. The procedure focuses on defining the jawline and restoring a clearer contour to the lower face. Depending on individual indications, preparations can be applied to the cheeks, temples, chin or jawline. Natural anatomical proportions are taken into account.

Volumetric facelift requires experience and a precise approach - its extent and technique are selected individually during consultation with a specialist. In the case of hyaluronic acid-based fillers, their effect may be temporary. And the effects depend on the type of preparation and the characteristics of the body.