The use of dermal filler in the cheeks and mid-face region may be clinically indicated in cases of age-related soft tissue volume loss, facial asymmetry, or post-traumatic changes. Loss of volume in this region can begin in early adulthood and may contribute to changes in facial balance, structural support, and the function of surrounding areas, including the lower eyelids, nasolabial folds, and perioral region.
Restoring volume in the mid-face can help reestablish anatomical proportion and support soft tissue mechanics, which may reduce functional strain, improve muscle balance, and address certain structural imbalances that impact both form and function.
Treatment is provided following clinical assessment by a qualified practitioner, and may be part of a broader plan to manage age related volume loss, facial asymmetry, or functional soft tissue decline.