Treating creased cheeks

With the facial movements and natural skin aging, the cheeks tend to crease superficially, which is one of the first signs of dehydration and skin sagging.
Starting with a smile, then at rest, we notice folds like parallel vertical stripes that show the skin’s loss of firmness.

There are various different types of treatment available in aesthetic medicine, and they may be used in combination with one another depending on requirements:

Mesolift: vitamins, hyaluronic acid and antioxidants are injected all over the face by mesotherapy. This hydrates the superficial skin layers on the face, stimulates collagen synthesis for more support, and gives the whole face a boost of radiance.
Superficial or medium peels involve applying fruit acids onto the skin which, depending on the indications, lighten the complexion, tighten the pores, smooth the skin texture or reduce superficial wrinkles.
Skinbooster injections, into the cheek area only, deeply hydrate the skin and boost the skin’s firmness.

A prior consultation with your aesthetics doctor is essential in order to establish the indications for your anti-aging treatment.

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FAQ — Your questions about creased cheeks

What is the difference between the mesolift, peels and skinbooster offered for creased cheeks?
The mesolift combines vitamins, hyaluronic acid and antioxidants injected over the whole face to hydrate the skin and stimulate collagen production. Superficial to medium peels use fruit acids to refine skin texture and soften fine lines. The skinbooster targets the cheek area more specifically for deep hydration and renewed skin firmness.

Can these treatments be combined?
Yes, they are often complementary depending on the needs identified during the consultation.

How do I know which treatment suits me best?
A prior consultation with your aesthetic doctor is essential to assess the condition of the skin and determine the most appropriate treatment.