Facial modeling: rules that a beautician must remember

Face modeling with fillers  as a non-surgical analogue of the work of a plastic surgeon, it is becoming quite affordable and a very common aesthetic procedure today. It is called volumization and provides a unique opportunity for face sculpting, which is performed by introducing fillers into those areas where volume has been lost due to age-related changes. Thanks to volumization, the reconstruction of a young face has become quite realistic for patients who are not ready for a deep surgical intervention in their appearance. But this procedure has its own important rules that must be observed.

 How volumization can help if you need to model your face

Volumization has entered the practice of aesthetic medicine specialists quite recently. At first, this procedure was perceived by doctors only in the context of the introduction of fillers to add volume to the lips or fill in wrinkles. But after new preparations for contour plastics appeared on the cosmetology market, facial modeling with the help of fillers reached a new level.  Today, volumization is more of a sculpting procedure when  due to the introduction of fillers into the desired zones, sunken eyes, sagging cheekbones, deepening of the nasolabial folds are corrected, when accents are carefully placed depending on the individual characteristics of the patient's face, due to which it takes on a youthful appearance & nbsp; - and all this in one procedure, without incisions, pain and a long period of rehabilitation.

Face modeling with the help of fillers allows not only to fight age-related changes, but also to harmonize the face, eliminate asymmetry, solve many psychological problems when the patient is dissatisfied with his appearance and suffers greatly from it, but is not ready for plastic surgery.

 Face Modeling – joint work of doctor and patient

Any cosmetologist has probably come across a situation when a patient comes to an appointment knowing in detail about various procedures and asks to prescribe something specific for him, which, in his opinion, will best affect his appearance. On the one hand, this brings some relief to the doctor, since he does not need to explain the essence of the procedure. On the other hand, patients are often mistaken in assessing their appearance and the nature of the problem, which prevents him from feeling attractive. In this situation, it is very important to evaluate with the patient the realism of his expectations and choose the best program that will solve a real, not a far-fetched problem.

The cosmetologist should also remember that volumization should not turn into the desire to introduce as much filler as possible so that the change in the volume of the lips or cheeks becomes noticeable to others. Face Modeling – it is only an accent that is difficult to grasp, but which has the effect of a significant change in the appearance of the patient.

 What a doctor should know before modeling a patient's face

When starting to work with a patient's face, the doctor must know for himself the answers to the following questions:

Which areas of the face have lost volume, why have wrinkles formed, and what makes the face look disharmonious?

How deep should fillers be injected and what are the possible risks?

Which drug would be best suited for the particular patient and goals?

The key issue should be considered the choice of drug. And this choice must be made based on a good knowledge of the physical and chemical properties of the filler. At the same time, safety is very important & nbsp; and the effectiveness of the drug, the duration of its action.

Knowledge of these features and the ability to use them will help the doctor to achieve results that meet the expectations of the patient, more skillfully apply preparations so that the modeling of the patient's face is successful.