Bone Loss During the aging process, bone is absorbed, and facial bones become thinner and more fragile. This makes your face appear narrower and leads to less defined jawlines and cheekbones.
Fat Loss The face loses subcutaneous fat, elasticity/collagen decreases, and volume descends from the cheeks and eyelids due to gravity. Collagen is a connective tissue that provides firmness and elasticity to the skin. At a young age, our body produces enough collagen to keep the skin firm and supple. However, after the age of 25, collagen production decreases. As the skin becomes slacker and external factors have a greater impact on the skin, the first wrinkles slowly appear. Additionally, the production of the protein elastin also decreases.
Volume Loss The distribution of subcutaneous volume can be corrected without surgery, using injectables. This can also effectively address wrinkles. The most common treatments for wrinkles are botulinum toxin (Botox) and hyaluronic acid (e.g., Restylane®). Botox relaxes the underlying facial muscles, while hyaluronic acid plumps up the skin. A perfect way to restore facial volume loss is a liquid facelift treatment. If you want to know what we can do for you in terms of facial rejuvenation, make a free consultation appointment now via 020-4638668.
