Dialogue is the foundation of a beautiful face.
Every kind of attractive visual creation has interaction amongst its components.
There is harmony between the different parts in any painting or print, in buildings, even in cars, and the interaction between those elements results in a well-balanced, satisfying, and aesthetically pleasing appearance. Similar to natural shapes, we find something beautiful when our minds perceive it as harmonious. Even in musical compositions, there are recurring themes, refrains, or chords that distinguish the piece as a whole rather than just a soundtrack.
The obvious aesthetic guidelines about the value of harmony apply to all creations, but they are more significant when trying to create a beautiful face.
The chin, nose tip, and cheek peaks communicate with each other in the human face anatomy.
When viewed from a distance, these three “peaks” become the hallmark of our look. As a result, the shadows surrounding these features provide others an approximation of our face structure. The part of the brain that looks for harmony and order makes this evaluation.
When we realize that the harmony in our faces is the outcome of a conversation between our chin, nose, and cheeks, we realize how important balance is to any aesthetic adjustment.
One of the first indications of aging is a sagging of the cheek peaks to the center of the cheek, giving the appearance of a more aged, longer face. The process often occurs years before we become aware of our aging.
A customized treatment plan combined with in-depth anatomy expertise will produce outcomes that seem natural without adding unnecessary volume.
Without reflecting a corresponding amount of light from the chin, the aura of light created, even in a structured face, is incomplete.
Because it provides a lower framing for the face—without which the cheek peaks would appear incomplete—the chin, which does not fall from them, is aesthetically significant.
As long as there is a harmonious interaction between the cheek and chin’s aesthetic construction, they will function together harmoniously.
A micro-drop injection of the proper hyaluronic acid is the only method ideal for accurately emphasizing and highlighting certain parts of the face.
Using this treatment, hyaluronic acid is injected into the hypodermic layer of the skin, deep within the skin, in varying textures based on the injection site and the patient’s individual aesthetic needs. Hyaluronic acid microdrop injections are a procedure that can be used to lift and sculpt the chin or cheek peaks without adding too much volume.
By doing this, we preserve the face’s distinctive and individual appearance while avoiding the puffy and artificial appearance that aesthetic treatments in other injecting techniques frequently produce.
Yours,
Dr. Udi Barr
