Volume Loss Treatments FAQ

Volume loss treatments are designed to restore facial balance by replenishing areas that have lost fullness over time. They can enhance facial contours, improve hydration, correct asymmetries, and create a more youthful, refreshed appearance.

Yes. We provide treatments that can enhance lip shape and definition, restore lost volume, smooth age-related changes, improve symmetry, or create a fuller, more balanced look. Your treatment plan will be customised to your goals.

Common treatment areas include the cheeks, lips, and jawline. During your consultation, your Nurse will assess your individual needs and recommend the most suitable options.

Results generally last between 6 months and over a year, depending on the type of treatment, the area treated, and individual factors such as metabolism and lifestyle.

Pricing for volume restoration treatments varies depending on the specific areas and amount of product required. Due to TGA regulations, we are unable to share exact costs publicly. A “Facial Volume Loss” consultation will provide you with a tailored treatment plan and detailed pricing.

Most clients experience only minimal discomfort. At Faced Aesthetics, we use advanced techniques and comfort measures such as topical numbing agents, distraction methods, and guided breathing to ensure your treatment is as comfortable as possible.

Enhancements are typically visible immediately after treatment. Final results are best seen once any temporary swelling, redness, or bruising has settled — usually within 1–2 weeks.

You may notice some swelling, redness, or bruising in the treated area. These effects are temporary and generally resolve within 1–2 weeks. Your Nurse will provide aftercare instructions to support a smooth recovery.

All medical treatments carry risks. Your Registered Nurse will discuss these thoroughly with you prior to treatment. Potential risks include asymmetry, infection, and in rare cases, vascular complications.

Yes — certain types of volume loss treatments can be safely dissolved if needed. This may be required in cases such as migration, vascular complications, or if you wish to adjust your results. Your Nurse will guide you through this process if necessary.