Volume Loss Treatments in Sydney
Volume Loss Treatments are a non-invasive treatment to add volume and structure to your face. It is best for men and women experiencing facial volume loss or deep creases due to ageing.
The Procedure
Volume loss treatments are a safe and minimally invasive way to replace loss of volume, add structure, and enhance harmony and symmetry to your features. It is strategically placed into the facial fat pads, which can have a pronounced effect and considerable duration of beautification. Get your individualised natural results at Face to Face by Marjan, where our consultations are always in a welcoming, safe and private environment.
Volume Loss Areas:
Acne scars, upper eyelids, cheeks, eyebrows, chin, ears, lips, marionette lines, nasolabial fold, hands, necklines (tech neck), tear troughs, temples, preauricular, and jawline.
Much like an artist, utilising different types and colours of paint, it is essential to work with a selection of different volume loss products. The focus is on selecting the best product for the patient's needs.
FAQ’S About Volume Loss Treatments
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Results from volume loss treatments can be seen at different stages, depending on the type of treatment used. Dermal fillers provide immediate improvement in volume, contour, and facial balance, with results continuing to refine over the following 1–2 weeks as any swelling settles.
Collagen-stimulating treatments such as Sculptra and Radiesse work more gradually by encouraging your body to produce its own collagen. Early changes may be noticed within a few weeks, with more visible and long-lasting improvements developing over 2–3 months.
During your consultation, a personalised treatment plan will be created based on your level of volume loss, with a focus on achieving natural, balanced, and long-term results.
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Yes, I offer advanced lip enhancement techniques, including the Julie Horne approach, which focuses on precise, structured placement to enhance lip shape, definition, and support while maintaining a natural appearance. This technique is particularly effective for restoring volume, improving lip structure, and achieving a more refined, balanced result without overfilling.
Every lip treatment is tailored to your individual anatomy, proportions, and goals. During your consultation, I will assess your lips in detail and recommend the most suitable technique to achieve a soft, natural, and aesthetically balanced outcome.
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The most common side effects usually occur immediately post treatment or within few days. Common side effects include swelling, bruising, redness, and tenderness. Based on your treatment areas and concerns, full risk and side effects will be discussed during your consultation.
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The longevity of volumiser depends on several factors, including which product is used, the location on the body it is placed into, and the client’s individual metabolism. Volume Loss treatments tend to offer more immediate results and can last around 2 years.
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Prices for volume loss treatment vary on your facial concerns. We will discuss further during the consultation when we assess your desires.
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* You can apply ice to the treatment area for short intervals to reduce swelling.
* Avoid any heat inducing activities for 24 hours such as strenuous exercise, spas, saunas, hot showers and sun exposure.
*Avoid alcohol for 24 hours and active products (AHAs, retinols, vitamin C) as well as oil based makeup.
*Avoid pressure on the treated area for the first 48 hours and sleep on your back.
*If any signs of bruising are seen, use products such as Arnica or Hirudoid twice a day for 7 days.
*Avoid face down massages, facials, waxing, chemical peels, skin needling, microdermabrasion, IPL or laser treatments for 2 weeks after treatment.
*Avoid massaging the treatment area unless instructed to do so.
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Yes and this is generally ideal. Volume Loss treatments can be combined with other cosmetic treatments. Many clients are eager to combine multiple treatments into one treatment plan in order to achieve each of their aesthetic goals, which may be necessary if you have a wider range of appearance-related concerns that can’t be treated with a singular treatment.