As tweakments and non-invasive procedures become more popular than ever, an increasing number of people are choosing to enhance their cheekbones. Cheek fillers are a form of dermal filler. The process works to lift the cheekbones, smooth lines and wrinkles, create definition, and add volume to the face.
There are many different types of cheek filler available, and each has their own benefits and create varied results. At Hans Place, we are specialists in cheek fillers and facial enhancements, and our team are here to share the top benefits of this procedure and how to get the best results.
With ageing, the volume in the face can naturally deplete, resulting in a hollowed or sagging look. Plump, high cheeks are often associated with youthfulness, and cheek fillers can help restore this look. Ageing isn’t the only reason to choose cheek fillers, and many of our patients come to us with concerns about barely visible cheekbones.
Everyone’s face shape is different, and some people prefer to use fillers to make their cheeks more defined and full. Some of the top benefits of cheek filler are:
Current trends show that high cheekbones are more desirable than low ones. It is important to remember that your cheekbones are part of your natural facial structure, and whether they are high or low doesn’t really mean anything at all.
Cheek fillers are a way of enhancing and gently manipulating the face you were born with to leave you feeling confident and happy with your appearance.
As we have just mentioned, the look of high cheekbones is currently on trend. This means many people are choosing to create this look with makeup and contouring. With cheek fillers, you can ditch the makeup and give yourself more time in the mornings.
Enhancing your cheeks with filler can create the same look as contouring, but often with more realistic and natural results from every angle.
Depending on your face shape, cheek filler treatments can balance your appearance. This kind of filler can work to add height to the structure of the bones and subtly even out other areas of the face.
If you want to balance out your facial features, cheek filler can be a very effective option.
It is completely natural to lose volume in the face as you age. The cheeks are one of the first parts of the face to succumb to volume loss, and you might start realising your cheeks are not as full as they once were.
Cheek fillers work to rejuvenate the face and leave you looking youthful once again. Not only that, but cheek fillers can help in smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles.
Cheek fillers don’t just help the appearance of the upper part of the face. They can actually reduce signs of ageing in the lower face as well. The nasolabial lines are the lines running from the side of the lips up to the nose and are one of the most common concerns for many people.
Injecting the direct area with filler can look unnatural and unusual, but using cheek filler to lift the face can reduce their appearance effectively. The result is perfectly pinned cheekbones and softened nasolabial lines.
Just like with all types of dermal filler, cheek filler is not a permanent treatment. They usually last 12 to 14 months before being naturally dissolved into the skin. This gives you the choice to either top up your filler and maintain the results or let it all dissolve away completely.
Another great benefit is that if for any reason you are not satisfied with your cheek filler, you can have it dissolved immediately using hyaluronidase.
If you have decided that cheek filler is the right option for you, then you will want to make sure you are getting the very best results. While a lot of this comes down to your practitioner, there are still a few things you can do to help achieve your dream look.
At Hans Place, we are specialists in cheek filler and many other non-invasive treatments. For more advice or to book a free consultation, get in touch today.
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