How can I effectively treat volume loss after weight loss?

Firstly I would recommend a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to examine your anatomy and discuss your options. Given your age, I would likely recommend fat grafting to your face to replace the volume lost with your weight loss.

Thank you for your query. When there is significant “deflation” of the face at a young age following massive weight loss, I usually recommend a non surgical skin tightening procedure like HIFU or Thermitight along with volume replacement with autologous fat or injectable fillers. When the skin laxity is much more, a surgical face-lift may be required. Please find an experienced board certified Plastic surgeon who can examine you and help you with all your concerns. All the best!

Greeting @A_Z_U_L, I would recommend non-surgical treatments and the use of technology that provides solutions for volumizing the cheeks and butolino toxin for crow's feet. Your skin is too young for a minimal facelift. Non-surgical treatments such as Morpheus 8 or Facetite use radiofrequency energy that helps stimulate collagen production in the skin and ultimately provides improvement of structural features such as sagging jowls or marionette lines. These procedures also typically do not involve any fat loss. Be sure to talk openly with your physician about all available treatment options so that together you can decide what will work best and make a non-surgical protocol according to your goals and needs. Best of luck!

Alan Gonzalez, MD, FACS. Member of the American Society of Plastic Surgery (ASPS), Member of the International Federation of Adipose Therapeutics and Science (IFATS), Member of the American Society of Plastic Surgery (ASPS), Member of the Colombian Society of Plastic Surgery (SCCP).

At your age I’m sure you don’t need a facelift. Many doctors will recommend facial fillers or even fat grafting. I would find it hard to imagine that any of these are worth the cost since they require repeat injections. But if you want to try them it’s your decision

Hello, hope you are well. Thank you for your question! There are many, many options to restore volume and treat skin laxity after significant weight loss. Cheek augmentation ranges from dermal fillers to fat grafting to silicone implants. Skin tightening procedures are also sometimes necessary. Before embarking on your journey you should feel confident that you have attained a relatively stable weight that you are happy with. The exact plan should be determined with in-person consultation, but this can be a helpful forum to provide suggestions if you wish to share photos.
Best,Dr. Tower

Considering your weight loss and changes in facial volume, a structural autologous fat transfer could be an effective solution. This involves harvesting fat from areas like the lower abdomen or inner thigh, rich in stem cells, and using it as a natural filler. The fat is then transferred to areas that lack volume, such as the mid-face, temples, upper eyelid sulcus, and chin.
Fat transfer is recognized as a safe and natural alternative, providing long-lasting results by restoring volume to areas affected by loss of volume and weight loss. Consulting with a qualified professional can help tailor this solution to your specific concerns.

A 60 pound weight fluctuation can induce some changes to the appearance of your face. This can also happen with a few years of facial aging.
Without seeing pictures, we can’t really make an assessment.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD