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Facial Contouring & Definition Treatment

Supporting Facial Shape and Structural Balance 

What Is Facial Contouring?

Facial contouring refers to treatments that aim to support the shape, structure, and definition of the face. 

 

A well-defined facial contour is often characterised by balanced proportions between the cheeks, jawline, and lower face. 

 

Over time, natural changes in the skin and underlying tissues may affect facial contour. These changes may contribute to concerns such as: 

  • reduced jawline definition
  • softening of facial contours
  • lower face heaviness 
  • reduced facial structure 

 

Some individuals may also seek treatments to support a more defined or balanced facial shape. 

What Causes Changes in Facial Contour?

Several biological factors may influence facial contour over time. 

Skin Laxity

As collagen production gradually declines, the skin may lose firmness and elasticity. This may contribute to softening of facial contours.

Structural Tissue Changes

Changes in deeper facial structures may influence how soft tissues sit on the face.

Changes in Facial Volume

Reduction in facial fat compartments may affect how facial contours appear.

Environmental Factors

Sun exposure and environmental stress may influence collagen levels and skin structure.

Because these factors may occur together, treatments often aim to support skin tightening, structural lifting, and facial balance.

How Contouring Treatments Work 

Treatments designed to improve facial contour may work through several mechanisms. 

Structural Lifting

Certain energy-based technologies target deeper structural layers of the face to support lifting and contour definition.

Volume Support

Injectable treatments may restore structural support in areas that influence facial contour.

Collagen Stimulation

Treatments that stimulate collagen production may help improve skin structure and firmness.

By addressing these pathways, treatment plans aim to support natural facial contours while maintaining facial harmony.

Treatments Offered for Facial Contouring

Treatment approaches are selected depending on the individual’s facial anatomy and aesthetic goals. 

Doublo 2.0 Lifting Technology

Doublo 2.0 combines focused ultrasound with radiofrequency energy to target deeper layers of facial tissue. 

 

By reaching deeper structural layers, the treatment may support lifting and contour definition, particularly in areas such as: 

  • the lower face
  • the jawline
  • the cheek region 

 

These treatments may help support improved facial structure and contour. 

Hyaluronic Acid (HA) Fillers

Hyaluronic acid fillers may be used to support facial contour by restoring structural balance in targeted areas. 

 

Common areas for contour support include: 

  • the jawline
  • the chin
  • the cheeks 
  • the temples 
  • the lips 
  • the nose 

 

By restoring structural support, fillers may help improve facial definition, proportions and balance. 

Structural-Remodelling HA

Structural-remodelling hyaluronic acid treatments support superficial tissue compartments that contribute to facial contour. 

 

These treatments may help improve facial structure and contour in areas affected by changes in superficial tissue support. 

PLLA Biostimulator 

PLLA biostimulators stimulate collagen production within the skin and surrounding tissues. 

 

By gradually improving collagen support, these treatments may contribute to improved skin structure and facial contour over time. 

Type I Collagen Skin Booster

Type I collagen boosters support dermal structure and collagen remodelling. 

 

These treatments may improve skin quality and dermal support, which may complement other treatments used to support facial contour. 

Benefits of Contouring Treatments

Patients undergoing contouring treatments may experience improvements such as: 

Results vary depending on the individual’s facial anatomy and treatment approach. 

Who Can Benefit from Facial Contouring Treatments?

Treatment may be suitable for individuals who experience: 

Some individuals may also seek treatment to support a more defined facial shape. 

 

A consultation allows the doctor to assess facial anatomy and recommend suitable treatment options. 

What to Expect During Treatment

Initial Consultation

The doctor will assess facial structure and identify areas where contour support may be beneficial.

Personalised Treatment Planning

Treatment recommendations are based on facial anatomy and aesthetic goals.

Treatment Session

Treatments may involve energy-based technologies or injectable therapies designed to support facial contour.

Gradual Improvement

Some treatments provide gradual improvements as collagen remodelling develops over time.

Possible Side Effects and Considerations

Temporary effects may occur depending on the treatments performed. 

 

Possible effects may include: 

Mild redness

swelling

bruising at injection sites

These effects are usually temporary and resolve as the skin recovers. 

 

During consultation, the doctor will assess facial anatomy and determine whether treatment is appropriate. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does facial contouring involve?

Facial contouring treatments aim to support the shape and definition of the face by improving structural balance. 

Many treatments designed to support facial contour are non-surgical. 

The duration of results depends on the treatment used and individual factors. 

Certain treatments may help support improved jawline definition depending on the individual’s facial anatomy. 

Supporting Natural Facial Definition

Changes in facial contour may occur as skin structure, facial volume, and support tissues evolve over time. 

 

At CLEO Aesthetic, treatment plans aim to support facial structure while maintaining natural facial balance. 

 

A consultation can help determine which treatments may be appropriate for improving facial contour and definition.