Cheek restoration does more than just correct localized imperfections; it can ‘lift’ the entire face, giving it a fresh and youthful appearance. Their appearance is primarily determined by genetics, with prominent cheeks being found in those who have a more pronounced bony arch (bone) or greater tissue volume above it, or a combination of both. Regardless, the higher and more pronounced the cheeks, the better they ‘hold’ the face, maintaining its oval shape and preventing nasolabial folds from appearing. However, weight loss and fat tissue loss that occurs with age result in the ’emptying’ of the area, leading to sagging in the jawline and worsening of nasolabial folds, altering the face to appear more tired and aged. Now, Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery can add volume to the cheeks, performing a ‘mid face lift’ for individuals who do not yet need or desire such a procedure. There are three available options covering all needs, which can be applied individually or combined with other methods to delay facial drooping, restore it if it has already occurred, or correct its natural structure if desired. Proper cheek arches highlight and elevate the face, resisting gravity that alters its oval shape while simultaneously enlivening the eyes by strengthening the lower eyelids. Injectable hyaluronic acid, autologous fat transfer, and implants are discussed as effective methods with varying durations and outcomes.
What is Mid Face Lift and Why Does Cheek Restoration Make You Look Younger
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