Sunken Cheeks

Lift those Sunken Cheeks...

Sunken cheeks occur when we don't have a lot of tissue between our cheeks and our lower jawbone. This results from our natural facial structure, weight loss, some diseases and eating disorders, and aging. Through time, we lose natural fat below our skin and muscle, but since our bones do not change, the cheeks on it appear to be sunken. In this condition, heavier jowls and a general loss of volume in cheeks are seen that make the face gaunt and tired. A treatment option for this condition is dermal fillers. 

Treatment Options

Dermal Filler

Dermal fillers are gel-like substances that are injected under the layer of the skin to restore the lessening or lost volume, smooth lines such as wrinkles, or enhance the definition of particular parts of the face. With that being said, it is an effective treatment for conditions that has irregularities, asymmetry, or abnormality in shape, form, and definition of the skin such as wrinkles, humps, or receding skin. Dermal fillers can vary in their composition to make them more suitable for the treatment of different areas. The most common type of dermal filler is the hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal filler, which is composed of a sugar molecule hyaluronic acid, a fluid that is naturally occurring in our bodies and is typically used for wrinkles, under the eyes, lips, and cheek augmentation. 

 

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Dermal Filler

Dermal fillers are gel-like substances that are injected under the layer of the skin to restore the lessening or lost volume, smooth lines such as wrinkles, or enhance the definition of particular parts of the face. With that being said, it is an effective treatment for conditions that has irregularities, asymmetry, or abnormality in shape, form, and definition of the skin such as wrinkles, humps, or receding skin. Dermal fillers can vary in their composition to make them more suitable for the treatment of different areas. The most common type of dermal filler is the hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal filler, which is composed of a sugar molecule hyaluronic acid, a fluid that is naturally occurring in our bodies and is typically used for wrinkles, under the eyes, lips, and cheek augmentation. 

 

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Key information

Procedure Time

45 Mins

After Treatment

Some redness, swelling and possibly bruising

Back to Work

Usually Same Day

Anaesthetic

None or numbing injection

Number of Treatments

1-2

Duration of Results

9-12 months

All treatments are carried out by our expert team of aesthetic professionals.

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