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In the quest for more sculpted cheek bones or a well-defined chin, contouring with makeup can go a long way. That being said, if you're seeking more dramatic-and/or long-lasting-results, there are a number of minimally-invasive cosmetic procedures that can go a long way towards subtly changing and re-shaping the contours of your face. While they're most often associated with smoothing out wrinkles, injectable neurotoxins and fillers offer a quick and easy solution, but they're not the only choices available.
Dermal Fillers
Arguably the most popular option for non-invasive facial contouring, there's a plethora of different fillers on the market, and no shortage of different ways to use them. By injecting them into the wrinkles, folds, and hollows of the face, you can create a smoother, fuller, and more contoured facial shape. More specifically, We can add filler to cheekbones for a lifted appearance, elongate the chin to create a more oval- or heart-shaped face, non-invasively define the jawline, make the nose bridge higher, invert downturned lips, or correct any facial asymmetries.
There are Hyaluronic Acid Fillers, which, simply put, work by injecting hyaluronic acid gel into the areas of volume loss. Of these, there are both thicker and thinner versions; they vary based on how the hyaluronic acid molecules are linked together. Their differing consistencies make them better suited for contouring different spots on the face. Thick fillers go into areas where you need structural support such as the temple area, cheekbones, jawline, and chin. Thinner fillers are used in the lips, nasolabial folds that run from nose to mouth, and marionette lines that happen around your chin. Hyaluronic acid fillers can even be used for what's known as a liquid rhinoplasty to alter the shape of the nose, she adds.
Other fillers, such as Radiesse/Sculptra/Reborn, work by stimulating the production of new collagen over time, and also yield successful results when it comes to volumizing the face. Pros of fillers include their versatility and ability to be used all over the face, as well as the fact that the procedure is fairly painless and cost effective when compared to other, more invasive options. The side effects and downtime are also fairly minimal: There's a risk of redness, bruising, swelling, and tenderness with Filler Injections, which typically resolves over a course of one to two weeks.
Results aren't permanent. Fillers usually last anywhere from three months to five years, depending on the exact filler used and where in the face it's injected.
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