As we age, we can see gradual changes in our face including the bone, ligaments, muscle fat and collagen. These changes affect areas like the cheeks, jawline, chin, lips, and under the eyes. This does look different for everyone.

At Your Aesthetic, we focus we start with a personalised consultation.

Our consultations ensure we understand your specific needs and aesthetic goals FIRST. Our registered nurses will then be able to design a customised treatment plan.

Before and After images of previous client results can be seen in a Consultation with one of our Nurses.

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Common areas of concern

  • Cheeks

    The cheeks lose volume and structure due to a reduction in fat, collagen, and bone support, causing them to appear flatter or hollow. This can lead to sagging and the formation of nasolabial folds (smile lines)

  • Lips

    As we age, our lips lose volume and become thinner in appearance. Fine lines can also develop around the mouth, and the lips may appear less defined and less hydrated over time.

  • Chin

    The chin can lose definition due to a reduction in bone density and soft tissue support, leading to sagging skin and the appearance of a weaker or recessed chin. Fat deposits may accumulate under the chin, and the jawline can become less sharp.

  • Jawline

    The jawline can lose definition due to a natural decrease in bone density, muscle tone, and skin elasticity. This can lead to sagging skin, jowls, and a softer jawline appearance.

  • Nasolabial folds (Smile lines)

    Nasolabial folds become more pronounced due to the loss of skin elasticity, fat, and collagen, causing the skin to sag and fold more deeply.

  • Temples

    The temples can lose collagen, fat and muscle volume, causing a hollow or sunken appearance. This is where overall facial harmony can be affected.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are volume loss treatments?

Volume loss treatments are designed to restore facial volume, define facial features and contours, such as cheek bone or jawline definition.

WHAT PRODUCTS DO YOU USE?

While there are many products on the market, here at Your Aesthetic we pride ourselves on only using Australian-approved products. Within Australia, we are unable to advertise the particular product brands be stock, however during your consultation we will be able to provide you with FULL product details.
What can I expect during the treatment?

After a full medical consultation you will have your clinical photos taken, your face will be cleaned, and the treatment zone will be numbed if required. During a treatment, a Nurse will carefully place products into the treatment area.

WHAT SIDE EFFECTS CAN I EXPECT?

During a volume loss treatment, it is normal to experience some pain and bleeding, as we are using small needles. Your treatment area will likely be red afterwards, that may have bruising. In rare cases, you may feel dizzy or nauseous during the treatment. All side effects are usually short-lived and should resolve as discussed in your consultation. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.
Is there any downtime after the treatment?

For most treatments, there is minimal downtime. You may experience some swelling and/or bruising at the treatment sites. There is generally mild tenderness also.
Why Choose Your Aesthetic for volume loss treatment?

At Your Aesthetic, we not only have extensive experience in volume loss treatments, but we put a lot of emphasis on having a positive experience with us. There is so much more to these treatments than just the end-result. We want you to feel safe, informed and comfortable within our space.

We are there with you every step of the way.

CAN I RECEIVE TREATMENT IF PREGNANT OR BREASTFEEDING/LACTATING?

No, we do not recommend these treatments for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Safety is our priority, and we adhere to TGA guidelines, which advise against such treatments during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
What are the prices of these treatments?

Due to AHPRA and TGA guidelines, we are unable to provide pricing of these services. It all begins with a Consultation with one of our Registered Nurses