Volume Restoration
& Enhancement
Common Areas Discussed
Lips, chin, jawline, cheeks, under-eyes, hands
Appointment Duration
Appointment length discussed during consultation
Highlights
Personalised in-depth consultation
Pricing
Pricing discussed during consultation in line with TGA requirements
Downtime
Individual considerations discussed during consultation
Volume Restoration & Enhancement Consultations Perth
At SKYN, we understand changes in facial volume can affect how some individuals feel about their appearance over time. That’s why we offer in-depth consultations focused on understanding individual concerns and providing personalised, practitioner-led guidance. All advice is tailored to your individual needs and circumstances.
What is Facial Volume Loss?
Facial volume loss is a natural part of the ageing process and can be influenced by a range of factors, including changes in skin structure, age, genetics, and overall facial anatomy.
As these changes occur over time, some individuals notice differences in facial balance or contour. Many people seek professional advice to better understand these changes and explore whether volume-related concerns may be appropriate to discuss following a comprehensive assessment.
Areas Commonly Discussed During Consultations
During a personalised consultation, areas of concern we may discuss include:
- Lips and peri-oral area (around the mouth)
- Cheeks, nasolabial folds (smile lines), and marionette lines
- Chin and jawline
- Under eyes
- Hands
These areas are assessed on a case-by-case basis and discussed in detail during the appointment, as suitability varies between individuals. Your practitioner will consider facial harmony, proportion, and individual anatomy when discussing any volume-related concerns.
Lip Restoration
We understand lips play an important role in overall facial balance and self-confidence. Whether you’re seeking subtle refinement or would like to discuss changes to lip volume or shape, we’re here to discuss your goals and suitability in an educational, friendly environment.
Under-Eye Restoration
Under-eye restoration consultations will focus on reviewing the surrounding facial structure and assessing skin quality. This will ensure a tailored, non-surgical recommendation (if appropriate), suitable to your individual needs.
Hand Restoration
As we age, the structure of our hands undergoes natural physiological changes. This often includes a reduction in soft tissue and dermal thickness, which can make veins and tendons more apparent. Hand rejuvenation assessments may discuss laser-based modalities to address signs of environmental and sun damage.
A Personalised, Practitioner-Led Approach
At SKYN, all discussions around volume restoration and enhancement begin with a one-on-one consultation. This ensures advice is thoughtful, ethical, and based on individual assessment rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
During your consultation, your practitioner will:
• Take the time to understand your concerns and goals
• Review relevant medical history
• Assess individual facial structure and considerations
• Provide education around appropriate options where relevant
If appropriate, a personalised plan and any associated costs will be discussed during your consultation.
Common Volume Restoration & Enhancement Questions
Longevity and individual response can vary significantly depending on personal factors. For this reason, expectations around duration and ongoing considerations are discussed during a personalised consultation with a qualified practitioner.
Your practitioner will provide tailored guidance based on professional assessment and your individual circumstances, ensuring you have a clear understanding before making any decisions.
Safety and suitability for any treatment are determined on an individual basis. During a personalised consultation, your practitioner will review your medical history and assess factors specific to you to determine whether a treatment is clinically appropriate.
Because suitability and risks vary between individuals, detailed information about potential side effects, risks, and aftercare is not provided publicly. This information is discussed privately during your consultation, ensuring it is accurate, relevant, and tailored to your personal circumstances. Your practitioner will also answer any questions you have to support informed decision-making based on professional clinical guidance.
In line with TGA’s advertising regulations, specific prescription-only products cannot be named or discussed online.
During a personalised consultation, your practitioner can provide appropriate information based on your individual assessment and answer any questions you may have in a private, one-on-one setting.
Yes. During your personalised consultation, your practitioner can discuss concerns such as dark circles and explore the range of factors that may contribute to their appearance.
Dark circles can result from a combination of causes, including skin thickness, volume changes, pigmentation, vascular factors, and natural anatomical variation. Because these factors differ between individuals, assessment is essential before any options are discussed.
Any discussion about whether volume-related changes may be contributing to shadowing in the under-eye area, and whether certain approaches may be appropriate to consider, occurs privately during your consultation. This ensures information is accurate, balanced, and tailored to your individual anatomy and circumstances, rather than presented as a guaranteed outcome.
Yes. During your personalised consultation, your practitioner can discuss concerns such as hollowing under the eyes and explore the factors that may contribute to their appearance.
Tear trough hollowing can occur for a range of reasons, including natural anatomical structure, changes in skin thickness, and age-related volume loss. Because these factors vary between individuals, a detailed assessment is required before any options are considered.
Any discussion about whether volume-related changes may be contributing to the appearance of under-eye hollows, and whether certain approaches may be appropriate to discuss, takes place privately during your consultation. This ensures information is accurate, balanced, and tailored to your individual anatomy and circumstances, rather than presented as a guaranteed outcome.
Individual experiences and responses vary and depend on a range of personal factors. For this reason, timing, expectations, and outcomes are not discussed publicly.
During a personalised consultation, your qualified practitioner will assess your individual circumstances and discuss what may be relevant to you. This ensures any information provided is appropriate, clinically guided, and based on professional assessment before you make any decisions.
Your practitioner will provide tailored guidance based on professional assessment and explain what may be relevant to your individual circumstances, ensuring you have a clear understanding before making any decisions.
Yes. During your personalised consultation, your practitioner will discuss potential risks and side effects that may be relevant to you, based on your individual medical history, anatomy, and clinical assessment.
Because suitability and risks vary between individuals, this information is not provided publicly. Discussing it during a consultation ensures guidance is accurate, appropriate, and tailored to your circumstances, supporting informed decision-making.
We recommend setting aside 45 to 60 minutes for your appointment. This time is dedicated to a comprehensive face-to-face clinical assessment, where your practitioner will review your medical history, discuss your concerns, and evaluate your suitability for any potential management plans.
Providing a generous timeframe ensures there is ample opportunity for a detailed discussion of all risks, benefits, and aftercare requirements, allowing you to make an informed decision without feeling rushed.
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For a consultation, or to book in for a treatment,
call SKYN 08 9389 9022 or request an appointment online.
