Concern
Volume loss
Cheeks, temples, and under-eyes lose fat and bone support with age; fillers and collagen stimulators restore structure in measured steps.
How we think about it
Volume loss is why a face can look tired even when you have slept. Fat pads in the cheeks and temples shrink and slide, the bone beneath them slowly remodels, and the skin drapes over less support. The result is hollows under the eyes, flatter cheeks, and folds that deepen from the nose to the mouth.
Dr. Olivo treats volume as structure, not surface. She looks at where support has gone before deciding on a hyaluronic acid filler such as Revanesse Versa, a collagen stimulator such as Radiesse, or a lift with PDO threads. The goal is to look rested and like yourself, built over one or two visits rather than all at once.
Treatments we reach for
In the order the clinic tends to consider them. The right one for you is decided at consultation.
- 01
Injectables
Dermal fillers
Hyaluronic acid fillers for lips, cheeks, and contour, placed with a light hand.
Learn more - 02
Injectables
Revanesse Versa
A hyaluronic acid filler line chosen for smooth results and a comfortable recovery.
Learn more - 03
Injectables
Radiesse
A calcium hydroxylapatite filler that restores structure and stimulates collagen over time.
Learn more - 04
Facial lifting
PDO threads
Absorbable threads placed under the skin to lift and support, without surgery.
Learn more
Volume loss, answered
Will filler make me look overdone?
Not when it is placed to replace lost support rather than to add size. Dr. Olivo works conservatively and in stages. You can always add more at a later visit; taking away is harder.
How long does filler last?
It depends on the product, the area, and how quickly your body breaks it down. Dr. Olivo will give you a realistic range at your consultation and plan touch-ups around it.
Let us look at it together.
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Financing available through Cherry. Terms are set by Cherry at application.