What is Cheekbone Aesthetics?
Cheekbone aesthetics, tailored for individuals seeking changes in their facial appearance, can now be performed through non-surgical methods, although surgical options also exist. These procedures can also address injuries or deformities that arise unintentionally.
If the cheekbone is overly prominent or recessed, it can create aesthetic imbalance. As a person ages or due to external factors, volume in the cheekbone may be lost, causing a hollow appearance in the mid-face.
Recently, cheekbone enhancement has gained popularity as one of the most requested aesthetic treatments, providing a more contoured and attractive look to the cheeks. Its non-surgical nature offers various advantages, such as minimal downtime.
Who Can Receive Cheekbone Aesthetics?
Non-surgical cheekbone aesthetics have become increasingly popular. It is suitable for those dissatisfied with their facial features, individuals seeking fuller cheeks or a broader face, patients recovering from trauma, or those experiencing facial volume loss due to ageing.
What are the Types of Cheekbone Aesthetics?
While multiple techniques are available, most fall under non-surgical treatments. The most common methods are dermal fillers and fat injections.
Fillers are typically used for underdeveloped or smaller cheekbones. The most appropriate filler is injected to enhance the volume and shape of the cheekbone area.
Fat injection (lipofilling) involves using the patient’s own fat, generally harvested from the abdominal area. This fat is then injected into the cheeks to restore volume. As a secondary benefit, this method may also contribute to minor weight loss due to fat extraction.
