Are your features in balance?
COMMON CONCERN
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Thin or uneven lips
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Volume loss in cheeks or temples
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Small or recessed chin
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Poor jawline with jowls
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Hollow tear troughs or under-eyes
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Nose imperfections (e.g. bumps or asymmetry)
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Facial asymmetry
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Flat cheeks or low cheekbones
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Hollow temples
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Neck lines or loose definition
Facial shape and proportions play a key role in how we perceive ourselves. Imbalances or volume loss in areas like the cheeks, chin, lips or nose can affect facial harmony over time. Whether due to genetics, ageing, or personal preference, small refinements can dramatically improve how we feel in our skin.
Dermal fillers can be used to reshape, enhance, or even slim the face. Lips can be subtly defined, cheekbones lifted, and the jawline sharpened. A nasal hump can be disguised, a weak chin can be brought into better proportion, and hollows or lines can be softened, all with natural-looking results.
We lose fat, bone and muscle in your faces as we age, which makes us look older, sadder and even grumpy. Well placed filler can make a great difference to how others perceive our age and mood.
Stage 1
Redness appears occasionally and is often triggered by hot drinks, spicy food, or exercise.
Stage 2
Redness becomes more consistent. Small visible blood vessels (telangiectasia) may appear.
Stage 3
Acne-like breakouts begin, without blackheads. Skin may feel sore or sensitive.
Stage 4
Skin may thicken, particularly around the nose (rhinophyma).
Stage 5
In rare cases, severe rosacea - called phymatous rosacea - can lead to the development of rhinophyma - a bulbous enlargement of the nose, most common in men. Rosacea can also be ocular when it is located on the eyelids, conjunctiva and cornea, manifesting itself as red, watery and very dry eyes.
Different stages of Rosacea:
TREATMENT
Dermal Fillers
