Too Much Filler vs. True Facial Lifting: Understanding the Difference
- delmaraestheticsss
- Jan 23
- 1 min read
Many patients assume that filler and lifting are the same thing. They’re not.
What Filler Does Well
Restores volume in specific areas
Softens lines
Enhances contour when used sparingly
What Filler Does Not Do
Lift descended tissue
Reposition facial structures
Correct sagging
Trying to use filler as a lifting tool often results in bulk — not youthfulness.
What True Facial Lifting Addresses
True facial lifting focuses on:
Supporting key anchor points
Repositioning tissue
Restoring facial angles
Enhancing definition without weight
This is the foundation of non-surgical facelift techniques like the French Lift®.
Why Patients Are Moving Away From Overfilling
Patients today are more informed. They recognize:
The “filler face” look
Long-term puffiness
Loss of elegance over time
The trend is shifting toward structure, lift, and refinement — not volume overload.
The French Lift® Difference
Rather than adding filler everywhere, the French Lift® uses strategic support to create a lifted, sculpted appearance that still looks natural.
Why Choose DelMar Aesthetics
DelMar Aesthetics is known for:
Nurse practitioner–led care
Advanced facial anatomy expertise
Conservative, results-driven philosophy
Non-surgical facelift specialization
Schedule Your French Lift® Consultation
📍 Palm City, Florida
📞 772-233-6206
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