Volumizing Forehead Plastic Surgery

Anatomical improvements in dead dissection and medical imaging have emphasized volume loss as a primary driver of facial aging over the last 3 decades. Initial volumization procedures prioritized dermal and superficial subcutaneous injections, but deep tissue correction has recently become more popular in treating the aging face. Due to the increasing growth of minimally invasive cosmetic facial procedures, aesthetic surgeons must maintain proficiency in these techniques in order to optimize patient outcomes in a long-term and productive way. It's also crucial to educate non-core medical doctors who perform non-surgical cosmetic rejuvenation on the limitations and risks of these therapies, as well as when they might not be appropriate for a certain patient.

Why Volumize the Face?

The loss of volume in the cheeks, forehead, lips, mouth, and area beneath the eyes, which gives a hollow look and shadowing, is a primary cause of the aging face. You can minimize shadows and reestablish the reflection of light and the look of youth by replacing volume loss with dermal fillers.