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Facial hollows & volume loss

Care guide by concern

We assess overall balance, localized hollowness and left-right differences. We discuss the changes you want and previous filler or volume treatments.

What matters when choosing filler or Juvelook Volume for facial hollows?

We assess overall balance, localized hollowness and left-right differences. We discuss the changes you want and previous filler or volume treatments.

If this sounds familiar

  • People tell me I look tired because my cheeks and temples have lost fullness
  • My face looks suddenly gaunt after losing weight
  • I'm considering filler, but I worry it might look unnatural
  • My skin itself feels thinner and has lost its plumpness

What causes and skin changes are assessed?

  • 01We clarify the area and the change you want
  • 02Filler risks matter as well as volume

Choosing a treatment for your concern

Hyaluronic acid fillers

We assess hollowness and asymmetry and discuss both volume and risks.

Volume treatments

Ingredients and methods differ from hyaluronic acid fillers, so timing and precautions need separate discussion.

Skin boosters

If volume restoration is the goal, we distinguish it from treatments intended for skin texture.

Facial hollows & volume loss: common questions

Are fillers and Juvelook Volume the same treatment?

Their ingredients, mechanisms and course of change differ. We discuss the intended area, timing of results and previous procedures.

Which symptoms need immediate attention?

Severe pain, pale or darkened skin and visual symptoms need immediate medical assessment. Seek emergency care for vision changes.

Results and recovery vary from person to person.

Before choosing treatment

What to expect and consider

We clarify the area and the change you want

Volume research is product- and site-specific. Midface hyaluronic acid filler results should not be extended to under-eyes, lips or injections with different ingredients. We assess each area and its tissues. [1]

Filler risks matter as well as volume

Beyond swelling, bruising and irregularities, rare serious complications can occur if filler enters a blood vessel. Severe pain, skin-color changes or visual symptoms after treatment require immediate medical assessment. [2]

Studies and sources 2

  1. 1. Patient-reported outcomes from a multicenter randomized trial · 2015

    Hyaluronic acid filler for midface volume

    The study followed satisfaction and injection-site responses after a specific hyaluronic acid filler.

    Study population
    235 treated participants with at least moderate midface volume deficit
    Limitations
    The data are specific to the product, site and patient-reported outcomes. They do not establish results for under-eyes, lips or other ingredients such as Juvelook Volume.
    Read the source · PubMed 25964628

    A Multicenter, Single-Blind Randomized, Controlled Study of a Volumizing Hyaluronic Acid Filler for Midface Volume Deficit: Patient-Reported Outcomes at 2 Years. Aesthetic surgery journal (2015).

  2. 2. Patient guidance from a professional or public health organization

    Filler uses and risks

    The guidance explains intended uses and risks, including accidental injection into a blood vessel.

    Study population
    General health information
    Limitations
    General guidance from an overseas organization. It does not establish a product’s approval in Korea or confirm that this clinic offers a particular treatment.
    Read the source

    Dermal Fillers (Soft Tissue Fillers) U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

General information based on external research and guidance. It does not represent an individual diagnosis or this clinic’s results.

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