Originally used in architecture, the Ogee curve in aesthetics describes a double curve that resembles the letter S. You can also find this curve in a youthful face, though it often deflates and disappears with aging.
This curve begins at the brows, gently dips around the eyes, then flows into fuller, lifted cheeks before softly tapering toward the jawline.
When you look at the face as a whole, the forehead appears slightly rounded, the area around the eyes has a gentle inward curve, and the cheeks look naturally full and contoured.
As we age, this beautiful S-shaped curve slowly flattens. This happens because we lose volume in our natural facial fat pads, especially in the cheeks, which changes the overall shape and balance of the face.
There are several ways to restore lost facial volume and rebuild the structure of the Ogee curve.
Dermal Fillers
Dermal fillers are quick, minimally invasive, and require little to no downtime. They add volume to the cheekbones, re-establishing the prominence of the Ogee curve. This can lift and sculpt the face, soften signs of aging, and restore a more youthful contour.
At Jules Aesthetics, we use industry-leading fillers such as:
Each product is selected based on your unique facial structure, goals, and the level of support or collagen stimulation needed to achieve natural-looking, balanced results.
PDO Threads
Another way to enhance the Ogee curve is through PDO threads. They help lift and reposition sagging tissue, restoring structure and adding a natural-looking dimension to the midface. This treatment is especially effective for addressing skin laxity and facial sagging.
Where Do I Begin?
At Jules Aesthetics, we would love to guide you through your aesthetic goals.
The first step is simple: book an appointment for a facial assessment. We will provide personalized recommendations for full facial balancing and other rejuvenation treatments to help you achieve your desired results.
There is no pressure to do everything at once. The goal is to give you a clear plan and a reference point to guide future treatments.
