Haus Of Ästhetik
Haus Of Asthetik Ltd.

Sagging Skin
Sagging facial skin is one of the hallmark signs of ageing and structural change. It occurs when collagen, elastin, and fat pads that once supported the face begin to thin and descend. The result is laxity around the jawline, cheeks, and neck, giving a tired or heavy appearance.
While entirely natural, it can affect confidence and self-image. At Haus of Ästhetik, we take a regenerative and anatomical approach, restoring lift, contour, and support while maintaining your unique features.

Overview
Sagging facial skin is one of the hallmark signs of ageing and structural change. It occurs when collagen, elastin, and fat pads that once supported the face begin to thin and descend. The result is laxity around the jawline, cheeks, and neck, giving a tired or heavy appearance.
While entirely natural, it can affect confidence and self-image. At Haus of Ästhetik, we take a regenerative and anatomical approach, restoring lift, contour, and support while maintaining your unique features.
Sagging skin affects all skin types and genders. The onset and severity vary depending on genetic makeup, lifestyle, and skincare habits. Individuals who have lost weight rapidly, have high sun exposure, or smoke tend to notice laxity earlier.
Loss of cheek volume and flattening of the mid-face.
Formation of nasolabial folds and marionette lines.
Jowl formation along the jawline.
Loose or crepey texture under the chin or neck.
Dull, dehydrated appearance due to reduced dermal density.
No NICE guideline specific to skin laxity treatments outside surgical referral. The BNF does not cover aesthetic skin-tightening protocols specifically.
At Haus of Ästhetik, we offer evidence-based aesthetic and regenerative treatments designed to rebuild collagen, lift structure, and improve elasticity. Each treatment plan is bespoke, following NICE and MHRA safety guidance.
1. Teoxane RHA 4 and Ultra Deep Fillers
Restores lost mid-face volume, defining cheeks, jawline, and lower facial contour.
Dynamic cross-linking technology maintains natural movement and expression.
Cannula techniques reduce trauma and ensure even, precise distribution.
2. Collagen-Stimulating Treatments (Polynucleotides, Sculptra®, or Mesoestetic Collagen 360°)
Induce fibroblast activity and long-term collagen regeneration.
Ideal for patients preferring gradual, subtle improvements.
Typically performed in a course of 2–3 sessions spaced several weeks apart.
3. mesoestetic Age Element and Skin Remodeling Peels
Professional-grade chemical peels targeting dermal renewal, firmness, and hydration.
Formulated with peptides, retinoids, and antioxidants to improve tone and elasticity.
4. Microneedling and LED Collagen Therapy
Stimulate natural collagen production and tighten the dermal layer.
Enhance product penetration and support maintenance between injectable sessions.
5. Facial Contouring and Lift Protocols
Combination approaches using fillers, skin boosters, and regenerative techniques to restore lift and structure across the mid and lower face.
All injectable procedures are prescription-only treatments (POMs), prescribed and performed under the supervision of a qualified prescriber in line with MHRA and CQC guidance.
Suitability is confirmed following a full medical and facial assessment. Contraindications include pregnancy, breastfeeding, active infection, or autoimmune disorders affecting wound healing.
We review medical history, medication use, and previous aesthetic procedures before developing an individualised plan. Patients seeking subtle, natural rejuvenation benefit most from progressive, layered treatment plans.
Results depend on treatment type:
Dermal fillers: instant lift and contour, lasting 9–18 months.
Collagen stimulators: gradual improvement in firmness over 8–12 weeks, with results lasting up to 2 years.
Peels and microneedling: smoother, tighter skin with progressive improvement across sessions.
Patients often report a refreshed, lifted, and more defined facial profile, not a “done” or overfilled look.
Avoid strenuous activity, alcohol, and heat exposure for 24–48 hours post-treatment.
Do not massage or apply pressure to treated areas.
Maintain hydration and protect skin with SPF 30+ daily.
Support long-term collagen health with a balanced diet, skincare rich in retinoids and antioxidants, and adequate rest.
Schedule review appointments every 9–12 months to maintain optimal results.
Book a consultation at Haus of Ästhetik for a full facial analysis. We assess bone structure, soft tissue movement, and skin integrity before building a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
All procedures comply with CQC Regulation 12: Safe Care and Treatment, including informed consent, product traceability, and post-treatment monitoring.
You will leave with a personalised plan, expected timelines, and guidance on maintaining your results through evidence-based skin health strategies.
