Understanding facial contouring?
Facial contouring describes an individual approach to the balance and definition of facial features. Non-surgical options may involve selected dermal filler treatments for areas such as the cheeks, chin or jawline.
Your practitioner considers your facial proportions and goals as a whole. The consultation explains the areas proposed, the products involved, expected changes and whether a different approach would be more suitable.
What to expect
- Whole-face assessment and individual goals
- Options for definition and balance discussed
- Treatment risks, alternatives and aftercare explained
Dermal fillers can cause swelling, bruising, tenderness and infection. Rare but serious complications include blocked blood vessels, tissue damage and visual loss. Your practitioner will explain relevant risks and how to seek help.