Sagging and lifting

The most effective treatment varies depending on the cause and severity of sagging. Options include HIFU and Volnuma for mild sagging, thread lifts for tissue sagging, and facelifts for severe sagging.

Our main treatments include HIFU, radiofrequency (RF), thread lifts, injectable treatments, and facelifts. We select the appropriate treatment based on the cause of sagging—such as thermal tightening, tissue lifting, or volume restoration.

HIFU and Volnuma are options for treating sagging skin, while thread lifts are recommended for tissue ptosis. If you have sunken cheeks or a lack of volume, hyaluronic acid injections may be appropriate.

The choice of treatment for sagging skin depends on the cause, the degree of sagging, and the desired outcome. Options include RF for loss of skin firmness, HIFU for deep tissue tightening, and thread lifts for tissue sagging. The decision should also take into account downtime and risks.

The main causes include a loss of skin elasticity, a reduction in cheek volume, and sagging of the tissues that support the face. In some cases, sagging becomes more noticeable when multiple of these changes occur simultaneously.

The main causes are a loss of skin elasticity due to aging, sagging fat, and changes in the skeletal structure and supporting tissues. Combined with factors such as a decrease in collagen and bone atrophy, sagging becomes more noticeable in the cheeks, around the mouth, and along the jawline.

Sagging skin on the face is one of the causes of looking older. When combined with sunken cheeks, loss of skin elasticity, and wrinkles, it can change your overall appearance.

While massages and other treatments can temporarily make your face look more defined, it can be difficult to improve sagging caused by loose skin or tissue drooping through self-care alone. If this is a concern for you, we’ll examine you to determine the cause and extent of the sagging and recommend the most appropriate treatment.

Since facial sagging is related to factors such as loose skin and changes in volume, losing weight alone does not necessarily improve the condition. In some cases, weight loss can make sunken cheeks more noticeable, which can actually make the face appear saggier.

If you start to notice sagging in your 30s, it’s time to consider treatment. For early signs of loss of firmness or mild sagging, options include HIFU and Volnuma. However, you don’t need to start treatment just because of your age.

For sagging skin in your 40s, options include HIFU, Volnuma, and thread lifts. The choice depends on the cause of the sagging—for example, light-based treatments for loss of skin firmness, and thread lifts for sagging cheeks or jawline.

For sagging skin in your 50s, options include HIFU, radiofrequency treatment, thread lifts, and facelifts. Depending on the degree of skin laxity, sagging cheeks, and excess skin, we will consider treatments ranging from non-invasive procedures to surgical options.

The appropriate treatment isn't determined by age alone. It's chosen after assessing skin firmness, cheek fullness, and the degree of sagging in the tissues that support the face, while also taking into account whether multiple changes are occurring simultaneously.

Treatment options include procedures using devices such as Hyfu and Volnuma, as well as thread lifts. We will consider the most suitable method based on the level of change you are hoping to achieve.

HIFU and RF tighten the skin using heat, thread lifts lift the tissue, and injectable treatments restore volume. Since each method works differently, the appropriate treatment is selected based on the specific condition—such as skin laxity, tissue sagging, or loss of volume.

For skin firmness and sagging, Volnuma is an option, while HIFU is recommended for deep tissue tightening. Volnuma uses radiofrequency, and HIFU uses ultrasound. They target different layers of the skin, and are sometimes used in combination.

Volnuma is a radiofrequency treatment suitable for loss of skin firmness and mild to moderate sagging. It delivers heat from the dermis to the subcutaneous tissue, aiming to tighten the cheeks and jawline. In cases of severe sagging, a different treatment may be necessary.

HIFU is a treatment suitable for mild to moderate sagging of the cheeks and jawline. It uses ultrasound to deliver heat to deep tissues, with the goal of tightening the skin. For patients with little fat in the cheeks, careful treatment planning is necessary to prevent a gaunt appearance.

RF (radiofrequency) treatments include Volnuma and Mofius 8 Burst. There are types that deliver energy from the skin’s surface and types that use needles; the choice depends on skin type, the degree of sagging, and downtime.

Even if you have significant sagging, a facelift isn’t always necessary. We’ll examine the excess skin and the degree of tissue sagging to determine whether a non-surgical treatment might be an option.

Yes, you can discuss multiple concerns at the same time. We’ll assess the volume of your cheeks and the condition of your skin, and then determine the most appropriate treatment options from among fat grafting, skin-rejuvenating injections, and lifting procedures.

The final results vary depending on the treatment method and the technique used for lifting. During your consultation, we will discuss the changes you'd like to see and aim for a natural-looking result.

If you want to minimize downtime, treatments using devices such as Hyfu or Volnuma are good options. However, the most suitable treatment will vary depending on the degree of sagging and the results you’re hoping to achieve.