
The Relationship Between Medical Aesthetics and Skin Health: A Biological Approach Beyond Beauty
05/08/2025
Boosting Skin Collagen Production with Hydrafacial: Awaken the Fountain of Youth
08/08/2025Highlights
- Aging isn't just about wrinkles—it's also about loss of volume.
- The anti-aging effect of the filler is explained through three main mechanisms.
- The benefits of implementing the program in strategic regions are being examined one by one.
- The duration and sustainability of the effect are being evaluated.
Application
Filling Application
You can have this procedure done at Dr. Melis Ülger’s office in Kadıköy Caddebostan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is aging just about getting wrinkles?
No. According to the article, the main change that makes us look older is that the face appears "hollowed out" and "sagging"; in other words, it is a loss of volume.
Why does the "youth triangle" turn upside down?
With age, bone mass decreases (resorption), fat pads diminish, and the tissues shift downward due to gravity. As a result, the lower part of the face widens, while the upper part becomes hollow.
What is the anti-aging function of the filler?
It involves lifting the face back up by mimicking the lost skeletal and fat support. The article describes this not as “ironing” the skin, but as tightening it by filling the area beneath the skin.
How does volume restoration work?
It is likened to a tent: the bones and fatty tissue serve as the poles. When the poles are strengthened through procedures performed on the temples, cheekbones, and chin, the skin above them is also tightened.
How is a lifting effect achieved?
Fillers are injected into specific anchor points on the face. For example, a small injection at the highest point of the cheekbone can affect the entire cheek.












