Sagging or Loose Facial Skin
When skin laxity rather than volume is the main concern, collagen-stimulating and lifting treatments may be considered.
Lift the skin.
Support natural collagen.
Facial skin laxity is different from volume loss. When looseness rather than lost volume is the primary concern, treatment can focus on stimulating collagen, improving skin support, and creating a more lifted appearance without adding unnecessary volume.
Support your skin without overfilling.
Non-Surgical Options for Laxity
A range of non-surgical treatments can be considered for mild to moderate skin laxity based on your anatomy and treatment goals.
Stimulate Your Own Collagen
Collagen-stimulating treatments work with your body's natural remodeling process rather than relying solely on synthetic structural support.
Combine Treatments When Appropriate
Different lifting and collagen-stimulating approaches can be combined to address skin laxity from multiple angles for a more comprehensive result.
Explore options for firmer-looking skin.
Lift where it matters.
Stimulate natural collagen.
Skin laxity can affect the cheeks, jawline, lower face, and neck in different ways. A personalized plan considers the degree and location of laxity, your skin quality, facial anatomy, and your goals to determine which non-surgical approach may be most appropriate.
Questions about facial skin laxity.
Is this a replacement for a facelift?
These are non-surgical options best suited to mild to moderate laxity — not a replacement for surgery in more advanced cases.
How soon will I see results?
Results typically develop gradually over weeks to months as collagen remodeling progresses.
Take a closer look at your skin laxity and lifting options.
Start with an Aesthetic Consultation to discuss your degree of skin laxity, treatment goals, and the non-surgical options that may be appropriate for you.
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