Volume Loss
Facial volume loss is one of the earliest and most significant drivers of aging, and one of the least recognized by patients until it is pointed out.
As we age, fat compartments in the face gradually diminish. The cheeks flatten. The temples hollow. The midface loses its structure, allowing the overlying skin to descend. The result is a face that looks tired, drawn, or older than it feels — even when skin quality and muscle tone remain relatively intact.
Restoring volume is one of the most transformative things cosmetic dermatology can do — when done correctly. The key is restoring structure in the right places, in the right amounts, in the right sequence. Overfilling produces the puffy, rounded appearance that gives fillers their undeserved reputation. Thoughtful, anatomically guided restoration produces a result that looks simply well-rested.
Dr. Kazlouskaya uses dermal fillers, biostimulatory injectables, and collagen-stimulating treatments depending on the degree of volume loss, your facial anatomy, and your goals. Treatments are sequenced over time as part of a long-term plan rather than applied all at once.