Loss of facial or lip volume
Jowls refers to skin sagging under the chin or jawline. As skin becomes thinner and less elastic over time almost everyone develops jowls.They can be less pronounced in people who have more fat, thicker skin or more collagen in the area below the cheeks and chin. Some people may never have jowls due to genetics, environmental factors and lifestyle choices. Excessive facial expressions, weight loss, sun exposure and smoking can also impact jowl formation.
At Invigorate Advanced Aesthetics Medical Spa we have non-surgical solutions to sagging jowls that do not require a neck lift or liposuction and the associated costs and risks of surgery. We can recommend fillers, Morpheus8 RF Microneedling or PDO threads for an instant lift.
Flattened gaunt cheeks or poorly defined cheeks sometimes are simply lacking in definition based on the underlying bone and tissue structure. Or they can be a result of the fat pads sliding down with age. When this occurs the face can look gaunt or hollow and less youthful. Higher fat pads are often seen in youthful faces, fillers placed strategically and gently can produce subtle but effective results. Combined with PDO threads, lift can be achieved without surgical intervention.
As with the cheeks, the chin can lack projection creating a flat profile. Fillers such as Juvederm Voluma, a collagen stimulating filler used in the chin can help create projection and definition. For lips suffering from volume loss fillers are recommended to enhance.
Schedule a free consultation today to pump up the volume on your facial concerns.
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