Volumetric facelift

Volumetric facelift this term refers to procedures aimed at restoration of lost tissue volume and to improve the contour and proportions of the face. Depending on the indications, the treatments may involve, amongst other things, preparations based on hyaluronic acid and other substances used for volume correction. Volumetric lifting is also often referred to as facial volumetrics.

As we age, natural changes occur in the face, including a reduction in fat volume, changes to the supporting structures and a decrease in the production of collagen. As a result, the facial contours may become less defined, the cheeks may appear flatter, facial furrows may deepen, or the proportions of the lower face may change. Volumetric treatments are designed to correct specific areas whilst maintaining their natural proportions.

One of the areas being modelled is jawline. Volumising the lower jaw can help improve its definition and contour, and the treatments can also be applied to the cheeks, chin or temples. The scope of the treatment depends on the patient’s individual anatomy, the extent of volume loss and the desired outcome.

Volumetric facelift is injection treatment, which is why it is essential to consult a doctor and assess the indications and contraindications before the procedure. The administration technique and the type of preparation used are selected on an individual basis. In the case of preparations based on hyaluronic acid The effect achieved is temporary, and its duration depends, amongst other things, on the type of preparation, the site of administration and individual physiological characteristics.