Sunken cheeks result from limited tissue between the cheekbone (zygoma) and the lower jawbone (mandible). Aging leads to facial fat loss, particularly around the eyes and mouth, causing this condition. While facial exercises may strengthen muscles, they can't prevent subcutaneous fat loss. Injectable aesthetic treatments provide an effective and immediate solution to replace lost tissue.

Double chin, often mistaken for a consequence of weight gain, can also result from the natural aging process. With age, the skin's collagen and elastin weaken, responsible for skin's fullness, firmness, and elasticity. Reduced protein production leads to sagging skin, including beneath the jaw. While regular facial exercises and medical facials are advisable preventive measures, there are minimally invasive aesthetic procedures offering immediate results to address double chin concerns.

Hooded eyes, also known as saggy eyelids, are identified by excess skin drooping from the brow bone to the lash line, often due to weakened eyebrow-supporting muscles. Recent technological advancements offer various non-invasive aesthetic treatments for hooded eyes, including injectables, prescription eye drops, and plasma fibroblast procedures. While surgical eyelid lifts provide a more permanent solution, alternative aesthetic treatments can also be effective in addressing this condition.