As the years go by, the contours and volume of our face change due to the loss of skin and subcutaneous tissue volume.
Volumetry is the correction of soft tissue volume in the face by restoring lost volume and improving its contour. In our Clinic, we use volumetric lifting treatments with hyaluronic acid and calcium hydroxylapatite preparations.
CALCIUM HYDROXYAPATITE IN FACIAL VOLUMETRY – A NEW DIMENSION OF REJUVENATION
Skin ageing is an unavoidable process, but thanks to advances in aesthetic medicine, we can effectively delay it. One of the proposed treatments is calcium hydroxyapatite, which offers natural rejuvenating effects. It allows us to restore lost volume to the face and improve its contours, which is crucial in combating age-related changes.
When used in gel form, calcium hydroxyapatite stimulates collagen production, which is the foundation of its action. This ability to regenerate the skin makes it an ideal solution not only for reducing wrinkles but also for contouring the face. The result? Skin becomes noticeably smoother, firmer, and more supple, with less visible wrinkles.
Calcium hydroxyapatite in facial volumetry – the procedure process
Facial volumisation treatment using calcium hydroxyapatite is relatively simple and minimally invasive. It involves precise injection, most often using a cannula, into selected areas. Patients may experience minimal discomfort. Slight swelling or redness subsides quickly. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia with a numbing cream.
CALCIUM HYDROXYAPATITE – as a unique substance
Compared to other aesthetic enhancement methods such as hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite stands out for its long-lasting results and its ability to naturally sculpt the face.
The preparation is used for cheekbone augmentation, filling temple hollows, chin contouring, and improving the facial oval. After the procedure, a lifting and rejuvenating effect on facial features is achieved. The procedure is minimally invasive, painless, and its effects last approximately 12-18 months.
