Cheeks

Lifted support. Natural contour.

Volume-rich area supported by fat pads and bone; changes here can affect lift, contour, and overall facial structure.

Why cheek changes occur

The cheeks play a central role in facial structure and support. Over time, age-related bone resorption, fat pad descent, and collagen loss can lead to flattening, sagging, or loss of contour in the midface.

As cheek support diminishes, the lower face may appear heavier and lines such as smile lines or marionette lines can become more pronounced. Genetics, weight fluctuations, and sun exposure can further influence how quickly these changes occur.

Common Concerns We Treat in the

Cheeks

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How we treat the

Cheeks

Our approach to treating the

Cheeks

FAQ

Why do my cheeks look flatter than they used to?
Why does my face look more tired when my cheeks lose volume?
Why do my cheeks look uneven from one side to the other?
Why does weight loss change the way my cheeks look?