Facial Volume Replacement
What is Facial Volume Replacement?
Facial volume treatments involve the injection of a prescription-only gel, into targeted areas of the face. These injections may assist in addressing volume changes and the appearance of lines. Treatment areas can include the cheeks, around the eyes, jawline, mouth, and lips.
Individual responses and outcomes vary, and suitability for treatment should be determined during a consultation with a qualified healthcare professional.
How Does It Work?
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Facial volume treatments involve the injection of prescription-only medical gels into targeted areas of the face. These injections may assist in addressing volume changes and the appearance of lines. Treatment areas can include the cheeks, around the eyes, jawline, mouth, and lips.
Individual responses and outcomes vary, and suitability for treatment is determined during a consultation with a qualified healthcare professional.
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How Long Do the Results Last?
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The effects of facial volume treatments are temporary. Results generally last between 6 to 12 months, depending on factors such as the product used, the treated area, individual metabolism, and tissue characteristics.
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How Much Does Facial Volume Replacement Cost?
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The cost of facial volume treatments depends on the number and extent of areas treated. Personalised pricing is provided following an in-person consultation. Please contact the clinic to book a consultation to discuss personalised cost information suited to your aims and requirements.
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What Are the Side Effects?
Common, mild side effects may include temporary:
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Swelling
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Redness
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Tenderness
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Bruising at the injection sites
Swelling may be more noticeable in areas such as the lips. Less common risks may include:
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Unevenness
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Prolonged swelling
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Infection
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Movement or displacement of the product
Rare but serious complications can occur if a blood vessel is affected. Treatments should only be performed by qualified and experienced medical practitioners.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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1. What is the purpose of a volume replacement consultation?
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Consultations assess areas of volume loss or asymmetry and determine suitability for prescription-only products. All treatments are TGA-approved and administered according to clinical guidelines by a qualified practitioner.
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2. Is there any downtime following the procedure?
Most clients can resume normal activities immediately. Temporary swelling, small lumps, or mild discomfort may occur as the product settles. It is recommended to avoid strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours to minimise swelling.
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3. How long do these clinical results typically last?
Longevity depends on the product used and individual metabolism. On average, effects may last 6–18 months. Follow-up consultations are recommended to review progress and discuss any further treatment.
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4. How do you manage patient comfort during the treatment?
Comfort measures include the use of medical-grade topical numbing agents and products containing integrated local anaesthetic to minimise discomfort during injections.
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Important Consideration
All treatments at By Jessi Cosmetic Clinic are performed by qualified healthcare professionals following a comprehensive consultation to assess individual suitability.
Any information provided on this website or in clinic communications is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not intended to constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
In accordance with Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and AHPRA guidelines, we do not advertise or promote prescription-only medications or specific medical treatments. Any such treatments will only be discussed during a private consultation where clinically appropriate.
All medical and aesthetic procedures carry potential risks and benefits, which will be explained in detail during your consultation. Individual results will vary, and no specific outcomes can be guaranteed.
By Jessi Cosmetic Clinic does not offer financial incentives, time-limited offers, or inducements for medical treatments in accordance with AHPRA advertising regulations.
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A consultation with a registered healthcare professional is required to determine whether any treatment is appropriate for you.