Treatments for volume loss in Beaconsfield
Explore treatments for facial volume loss in Beaconsfield, with personalised options designed to restore support, improve facial balance and create subtle, natural-looking rejuvenation.
Understanding volume loss
Facial volume loss is a completely normal part of ageing, but it can gradually change the shape and balance of the face. You may notice flatter cheeks, hollowing around the temples or eyes, deeper folds or simply feel that your face looks a little less supported than it once did.
At Sculpt by Kelly Swann in Beaconsfield, Kelly takes a considered approach to treating facial volume loss. Rather than simply adding filler to wherever a hollow appears, she looks at the face as a whole and considers where support has actually been lost.
Depending on your anatomy and goals, treatment may involve dermal fillers, Sculptra or another carefully planned approach designed to restore subtle support while keeping your face looking natural and balanced.
What are the causes?
Ageing affects much more than the skin. Over time, the fat compartments that give the face its youthful contours can reduce in volume and change position. The bones of the face also gradually change, altering the support available to the tissues above them.
At the same time, declining collagen and elasticity can make these structural changes more visible. Common areas of volume loss include the cheeks, temples and under-eyyes, although every face ages differently.
Weight changes and genetics can also influence facial volume. Because a hollow or fold may sometimes be caused by loss of support elsewhere, Kelly considers the overall facial structure before recommending any treatment.
Recommended treatments for volume loss
Dermal Fillers
Sculptra
Common questions
What is the best treatment for facial volume loss?
Dermal fillers and collagen-stimulating treatments such as Sculptra may both be suitable, depending on where volume has been lost and the type of result you’re looking for.
Where does the face lose volume as we age?
Common areas include the cheeks, temples and under-eyes, although changes can also affect the lower face and overall facial contours.
Will dermal filler make my face look puffy or overfilled?
It shouldn’t when treatment is carefully planned and used conservatively. Kelly’s approach is to restore appropriate support while keeping the result balanced and natural.
What is the difference between Sculptra and dermal filler?
Dermal fillers provide volume directly using an injectable gel, while Sculptra works by stimulating your own collagen production over time.
Where can I have treatment for facial volume loss in Beaconsfield?
Sculpt by Kelly Swann offers personalised consultations and treatments for facial volume loss in Beaconsfield, with recommendations based on your individual anatomy and goals.
Not sure which treatment is right for you?
Book a consultation with Kelly to talk through your concerns and recommend which treatments are right for your skin, facial structure and goals.