My face has lost its fullness.
With age the face loses fat, bone support and collagen. Cheeks and temples can flatten, and the lower face can start to look heavier.
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What's happening
From our thirties onwards the face slowly loses fat in the cheeks and temples, the bone underneath gradually reshapes, and collagen falls. The result is a face that can look flatter, more tired or more drawn, even when your weight hasn't changed.
Because volume moves downwards as well as reducing, it's often the mid-face that has changed when people notice their jowls or the lines from nose to mouth.
How it's treated
Restoring a little support where it has been lost, most often in the cheeks and temples, can lift the whole face more naturally than filling lines directly. Filler gives an immediate result; collagen stimulators rebuild support gradually and subtly.
Rebeca looks at your face from every angle, often with photographs, and plans the smallest change that makes a difference.
Looking after it yourself
Daily broad-spectrum SPF, not smoking and keeping your weight stable all help protect the collagen and fat that give the face its structure.
What happens next
What bothers you, and your medical history.
A proper look at your skin and face.
Honest options, including doing nothing.
Not sure what you need? Ask.
Leave your details and Rebeca will get back to you, usually the same working day.
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