Dermal fillers only where they are needed

Cheek filler restores what the midface loses with age: bone and fat volume around the cheekbone. As that support goes, the cheek flattens, the tissues drop, and the tear trough, the nasolabial folds and a generally tired look become more noticeable.

We place a firm hyaluronic acid gel at strategic points over the bone. Planned properly, the goal is not a bigger cheek but to rebuild the structure that holds up the midface, with a gentle lifting effect.

The body gradually breaks the material down, and it can be dissolved if needed. In younger people with flatter cheekbones it can also add definition, always in proportion with the rest of the face.

It may make sense if

• ✦Your cheeks look flatter or lower than they did a few years ago.
• ✦Your tear troughs or nasolabial folds have deepened because the midface has lost support.
• ✦You would like more definition in your cheekbones without an artificial look.
• ✦You want a non-surgical treatment that can be adjusted and reversed.

Chin filler improves the projection, height or definition of the chin without surgery. We inject a firm hyaluronic acid, designed to give structure, at specific points on the chin.

The effect goes beyond the chin itself. A receding chin makes the nose look bigger, leaves the lips without support and blurs the angle of the neck. Balancing the chin is often the change that does most for the profile with the least product.

The body gradually breaks the material down, and it can be dissolved if needed. When the lack of projection is large, or comes from the position of the jaw, surgery or orthodontic treatment may be a better option, and we will tell you so honestly.

It may make sense if

• ✦You feel your chin is small or set back, and it throws your profile off balance.
• ✦Your nose looks bigger in profile than it really is.
• ✦You would like a cleaner transition between chin and neck.
• ✦You prefer a non-surgical option that can be adjusted and reversed.

The nasolabial fold, often called the smile line or laughter line, runs from the side of the nose to the corner of the mouth. Everyone has one. What changes with age is its depth, because the midface loses volume and the tissues drop and gather beside the fold.

Nasolabial fold filler placed directly in the fold can soften it, but on its own and in excess it looks heavy. So we first look at the support of the cheek: restoring a little volume at the cheekbone often lifts and softens the fold more naturally, and direct filler is kept for whatever remains.

We work with hyaluronic acid, a material the body gradually breaks down and that can be dissolved if needed.

It may make sense if

• ✦The fold between your nose and mouth shows even when you are not smiling.
• ✦Your midface has lost volume and your expression looks more tired or serious.
• ✦You want to soften it without the area looking filled or your smile changing.
• ✦You would like an approach that looks at your whole face, not only the fold.

Marionette lines are the folds that run down from the corners of the mouth towards the chin. They deepen as the lower face loses volume, the tissues drop and the muscles that pull the corners of the mouth downwards keep working.

Their effect is out of all proportion to their size: they make the mouth look sad or cross even when you are not. Marionette line filler restores support to the area and softens the fold, and it is often combined with a little support to the chin or jawline so the result holds.

Hyaluronic acid is gradually broken down by the body and can be dissolved if needed. The aim is not to erase the line but to let your face at rest look like you again.

It may make sense if

• ✦The corners of your mouth have turned down, and people tell you that you look sad or cross when you are not.
• ✦A fold runs down from your mouth towards your chin and has deepened over the years.
• ✦You want a subtle change that freshens the lower face.
• ✦You would like a plan that considers the chin and jawline too, not only the line.

A full-face treatment, or non-surgical facelift, is not one specific technique but a way of working. Rather than filling a single line, we assess the whole face and design a plan around what has actually changed over time.

Depending on your face, the plan may combine hyaluronic acid to restore support at the cheeks, chin or jawline, anti-wrinkle treatment for expression lines, collagen biostimulators to improve firmness, and skin quality treatments. It is spread over one to three sessions so each step has time to settle.

Expectations matter: it improves structure, firmness and a rested look, but it is not the same as a surgical facelift when there is a lot of laxity or excess skin. If that is your case, we will tell you.

It may make sense if

• ✦Your face has changed as a whole: less support, deeper folds, less firm skin.
• ✦You would rather have a balanced, overall result than treat one line at a time.
• ✦You want to look fresher without surgery or time off.
• ✦You value a phased plan, with a doctor checking every step.

Facial structure is the architecture that holds up your face from within: bone, deep fat compartments, ligaments and the collagen that keep skin taut and proportions in place. It is not the same as a wrinkle or a mark. It is the scaffolding everything else rests on.

That scaffolding changes over time. Bone subtly resorbs, especially around the eye socket, cheekbone and jaw. Deep fat compartments empty and descend. Dermal collagen decreases and skin loses firmness. The result is not just more wrinkles, it is a face that looks tired, hollow or drawn down, even when skin quality itself is good. Restoring structure means returning support where it has been lost, not filling for the sake of filling.

At Rejuvelook we work this layer from a logic of reconstruction, not accumulation. The goal is to recover your face's natural points of support, the cheekbone vector, the jawline, chin projection, so skin has something to rest on again. It is one more expression of ageing well: caring for the base, not disguising the surface.

It may make sense if

• ✦Your face looks tired or drawn down even without marked wrinkles, and you suspect volume loss.
• ✦Your cheekbones have lost projection, grooves appear beside the nose and mouth, or the facial oval has lost definition.
• ✦You prefer a gradual, natural change that restores your own structure, not a different face.
• ✦You want to fold facial rejuvenation into a broader view of your health and longevity.