Aside from aging, the following factors can also cause changes to the facial volume:

• Medical conditions (autoimmune disorders, hormonal imbalances, and chronic illnesses)
• Medications (corticosteroids and certain acne treatments)
• Facial trauma or injury
• Environmental factors (pollution, exposure to harsh weather conditions, and oxidative stress)

To create personalized medical assessments and treatment plans for facial volume loss related to aging, Nurse Kelly typically follows a structured approach that involves a thorough assessment, patient consultation, and tailored treatment recommendations.

Nurse Kelly will begin by conducting a comprehensive initial assessment of the patient’s facial volume loss. This may include reviewing the patient’s medical history, including any previous cosmetic procedures, allergies, medications, and medical conditions. Next, she will perform a physical examination of the face to evaluate areas of volume loss, skin quality, and overall facial symmetry. She will also discuss the patient’s aesthetic goals, concerns, and expectations regarding treatment outcomes.

Based on the assessment findings and the patient’s preferences, Nurse Kelly will discuss the available treatment options for facial volume loss such as fillers, Sculptra, or skin boosters. She will then create a customized treatment plan based on the specific needs of the patient while taking into consideration factors such as the patient’s age, skin type, facial structure, and lifestyle habits.