Voluma

Nasolabial folds respond well to hyaluronic acid fillers like Juvederm or Restylane, or to calcium hydroxylapatite fillers like Radiesse, injected directly into the fold to add structure and fill the depression. Another approach, and often the better one, is to inject Voluma higher up in the cheek. Volume loss in the mid-face causes the cheek to descend, which deepens the nasolabial fold from above. Restoring that cheek volume lifts the tissue back into position and softens the fold indirectly, rather than just filling it. Voluma results can last around two years, though this varies by patient and may require more than one syringe. Which approach makes sense depends on where your volume loss actually originates, cheek versus the fold itself, and that's something best assessed in person by a board-certified plastic surgeon who can examine your anatomy and tailor the plan accordingly.