CHEEKS & MIDFACE
General information — it’s intended to help you think of questions before your consultation or revisit details afterward
Case Example: full face rejuvenation and skin quality
14 months between before and after with regular treatments
1. Skin quality – home skincare (MAMI, Vista), biorevitalisations (x3), home peelings, in clinic Lasers and RF)
2. Filler – over few appointements restorations of proportions.
3. Muscle relaxant injections (full face lifting technique)
4. Threadlifts (x2)
5. PMU (not at our clinic)
Combination approach
If V shape of the face request (less volume in lower face and more on upper face – like cheeks – few options are available depending on each individual situaiton.
If lack of volume in cheeks area – volume with dermal fillers may create V shape and lifting. Like any other area, too much volume can cause suboptimal aesthetics (like, proportionally smaller eyes) or no results. If too many tissues – therefore important to individually assess and plan. The area usually benefits from gradual improvements, rather than once- off treatment.
Dermal fillers can treat:
- cheeks, chin shape
- lifting effect
- lack of volume
- wrinkles improvement
Non surgical approach is to start with minimal amount of filler, let it settle, then decide if continue.
Case example below: Mid face volume restoration and skin quality
1. Skin quality (peeling, skin care Vista and MAMI)
2.Dermal filler in lifting points mid face
Photos are same day
Case study below: Minimal Lifting
1. Skin quality (peel, biorevitalisation, skincare)
2. Filler in lifting points
Before and after – 3 months
There are different types of fillers – no “good” or “bad” ones – most appropriate ones are prescribed based on individual situation and what is a goal to be acheived.
Generally speaking, firm, longer lasting fillers are used for deeper structures, placed to replace bones in areas of lack of bone volume. Long lasting dermal fillers provide more lifting effect, but would be too lumpy or protruding if placed too superficially or in highly mobile area like lips augmentation and around mouth area.
Softer fillers are more preferable for soft tissues like lips, eyebrows and other face indications.
Some fillers are used for collagen stimulation.
How many ml of filler needed?
Filler is a medical sculpturing material in hands of medical practitioner, therefore amount is determined by age and degree of prolapse and/of deficit, depletion, other options or combinaitons, etc
Usually people who maintain their health and cosmetic grooming regularly and well, need less.
Case below Mid face restoration and skin quality
1. Skin Quality (peeling, laser, lightening, skin care)
2. Filler for lifting points
Same day photos
Disclaimer
All photos show case studies as cases examples for educational purposes, Every person is unique – individual plan will be determined during counsult. Doctor (Dr Larissa Milller (MED001835740) Specialist General Practitioner, works closely with each patient to tailor options, discuss pros and cos, treatment risks, alternatives. Cosmetic treatments usually involve a recovery period (significant swelling). Although in most cases, results can be achieved, but it doesn’t stop aging process and it’s like going to the gym – maintenance. An extensive range of further photos of results is available in the privacy of our clinic. Strictly for above 18 years old
