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The mid-face, and particularly the cheeks, are central to the overall balance and structure of the face. They provide support for the eyes above and the lower face below, acting as a key anchor point in facial harmony. With age, several natural changes occur that affect this area. Bone density gradually decreases, resulting in subtle changes to the facial skeleton. The fat pads within the cheeks, which provide youthful fullness and contour, shrink and descend. Additionally, collagen and elastin production slows, reducing the skin’s ability to maintain elasticity and firmness.
Together, these factors contribute to a loss of mid-face volume. This can change the facial shape from the fuller, rounded contours often seen in youth to a more square appearance with sharper angles. The reduction in cheek volume also affects how surrounding tissues are supported, which may influence the depth of nasolabial folds and contribute to visible changes in the lower face.
Collagen biostimulators are sometimes considered in this area, as they are designed to stimulate the body’s natural collagen production. Over time, this can support skin structure and improve the quality of the underlying tissues, complementing approaches that focus on restoring volume directly.
Clients are required to attend a one-on-one consultation before beginning any treatment that may involve a prescriptive medication. Each consultation is scheduled for a minimum of 45 minutes, allowing enough time for a thorough assessment and discussion.
During your consultation, our team will take the time to understand your treatment goals, review your facial anatomy, and discuss how the natural ageing process may be contributing to your concerns. This process helps identify which treatment options may be suitable for you, and provides clear information so you can make informed decisions about your care.
At the time of your appointment, you will also receive tailored aftercare advice and management guidance. A copy of this information will also be emailed to you, so you can refer back to it whenever needed.
We welcome and encourage questions, so please feel free to come prepared with anything you would like to discuss.