Loss of volume
Written and reviewed by Dr Bernard Hayot, ophthalmologist, RPPS 10003926226.

Loss of volume
Today, this sign of age can be corrected subtly by various medical and cosmetic surgery treatments.
Dr Hayot, an eye care specialist, will guide you towards the most appropriate solutions after a thorough initial examination of your face.
What is volume loss?
Dark circles and temples hollow out, the cheekbones lose volume and flatten, the cheeks sag, the tear trough and the nasolabial folds deepen: a kind of “skeletonisation” of the face sets in.
Theoval of the face slackens and jowls appear.
Who is affected by facial volume loss?
Facial volume loss is most often seen in patients aged between 40 and 50, and especially in those aged 50 and over.
This age-related sign affects both men and women.
Lipofilling to restore lost volume
Lipofilling treatment can be performed on its own in younger women and men. From the age of 50 onwards, sagging is often significant, and lipofilling is more appropriate as part of an overall approach to facial ageing, in order to achieve a lifting effect.
Hyaluronic acid to restore facial volume
Thanks to its filling properties,hyaluronic acid is effective against sagging skin and loss of volume. Facial contours are reshaped and an overall lifting effect is achieved. As well as filling in lost volume, a hyaluronic acid treatment deeply rehydrates the skin, restoring tone and elasticity to the face.
The results of treatments to give the face a rejuvenated look
Following this diagnosis, your practitioner will explain the appropriate solutions, as well as the stages, procedures and precautions to follow.
The result of lipofilling is long-lasting.
Ashyaluronic acid is a molecule naturally present in the body and gradually reabsorbed, maintenance sessions will be needed to maintain the results of the injections. Depending on the areas treated with hyaluronic acid and each patient’s particular features, the effects last between 6 and 24 months.
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