MY FACE LOOKS FLATTER AND MORE TIRED THAN IT USED TO.
Sometimes it isn't one particular line or feature that bothers you. Your face just doesn't look quite as fresh as it used to.
Over time, the cheeks can lose some of their fullness and the face can look a little flatter. That change can also make the area around the eyes look more tired, even when you've had a perfectly good night's sleep.
IT ISN'T ALWAYS ABOUT TREATING UNDER THE EYES.
If it's the tired look that's bothering you, it's tempting to assume the answer is under-eye filler. But that isn't always the best place to start.
Sometimes restoring a little support through the cheeks can make the whole area look fresher. Sometimes the under-eye area itself may benefit from treatment. And sometimes filler isn't the right answer at all.
The aim isn't to make your face fuller or change its shape. It's to work out what's actually creating the change you've noticed and, if you decide to treat it, keep the result looking like you.
WHAT MIGHT HELP?
CHEEKS
Carefully placed filler can restore some of the support and softness that's been lost through the mid-face, without creating an obviously “filled” look.
UNDER EYE + MID-CHEEK REJUVENATION
For some people, looking at the cheek and under-eye area together gives a more balanced result than treating either area in isolation.
UNDER EYE FILLER
For the right person, under-eye filler can soften a hollow or tired appearance. It isn't suitable for everyone, which is why a consultation is required first.
FACIAL BALANCING
If the change isn't limited to one area, looking at the face as a whole can make more sense than chasing individual lines or features.
Fed up with looking tired when you’re not?
There isn’t one treatment that works for every tired-looking face. We can look at what’s actually changed, discuss what might help and whether doing anything is worthwhile.
What happens at a consultation
- Tell me what’s bothering you.
- We discuss realistic options, including doing nothing.
- You decide whether to proceed.
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Not sure where to start? Tell me what’s bothering you. You don’t need to know which treatment you need, and asking a question doesn’t mean committing to anything.
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