In accordance with Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) regulations, we are unable to provide detailed information about specific treatments online. Such information may be misinterpreted as the promotion of prescription-only (Schedule 4) medications – this is not permitted under TGA guidelines.
For this reason, a consultation with one of our practitioners is required. During your comprehensive consultation, your practitioner will carefully assess your skin, discuss your concerns, and provide education around suitable treatment options. A personalised treatment plan will then be created to address your individual needs.
Treatment costs will vary depending on your tailored plan and will be discussed with you in detail during your consultation.
At Youth Lab, we offer consultations for total face rejuvenation, an advanced, individualised approach to restoring facial balance, support and vitality.
As we age, the face changes in a multi-dimensional way. Skin becomes thinner, facial fat pads shift and shrink, bone resorption alters structure, and the ligaments that hold everything in place begin to weaken. These changes collectively contribute to loss of contour, sagging, and the formation of lines and shadows.
Our goal is to address the face as a whole, rather than focusing on one isolated area, to achieve natural, harmonious results that reflect your features at their best.
Every plan begins with a comprehensive consultation with one of our qualified medical practitioners.
Understanding Facial Ageing
Facial ageing is a gradual process that affects every layer of the face – bone, fat, muscle, skin and connective tissue. These structural changes occur simultaneously and collectively contribute to the visible signs of ageing.
1. Bone Resorption
With age, the facial skeleton subtly shrinks and remodels. The cheekbones, jawline and orbital rim (eye sockets) lose projection, leading to flattening of the mid-face and reduced support for overlying soft tissue.
2. Fat Pad Shift and Volume Loss
The face contains distinct fat pads that create contour and fullness. Over time, these pads thin and descend, creating hollowness under the eyes, deeper folds around the mouth, and jowling along the jawline.
3. Ligament Laxity and Muscle Changes
Facial retaining ligaments weaken with age, reducing their ability to hold tissue in place. Repetitive muscle movement can further contribute to lines and expression-related creases.
4. Skin Quality Decline
Collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid production naturally diminish, leading to thinner, drier, and less elastic skin. Environmental factors such as sun exposure, smoking and stress accelerate this process.
Why people consider this treatment
Many clients notice that their facial features no longer appear as defined or balanced as before. Full-face rejuvenation aims to address these changes holistically rather than focusing on a single area.
Common concerns that may be discussed in consultation include:
- Flattening or hollowing of the mid-face
- Lines around the mouth and nose
- Changes to jawline or lower face contour
- Asymmetry or volume imbalance
- General loss of support and elasticity
Suitability is assessed on an individual basis and not all clients will require the same approach. Your practitioner will assess the underlying causes and recommend a tailored, step-by-step approach to restore proportion and harmony.
Treatment Options for Total Face Rejuvenation
Every treatment plan is customised, and most clients benefit from a combination of modalities rather than a single treatment.
Depending on your goals and clinical assessment, your plan may include:
- Cosmetic treatments (prescription-only) to restore lost volume and contour (discussed in consultation)
- Collagen-stimulating treatments to improve firmness and elasticity over time
- Bio-remodelling treatments to enhance hydration and skin quality
- Skin tightening procedures (radiofrequency or laser-based) to support skin structure and integrity
- Skin rejuvenation treatments such as chemical peels, laser resurfacing or microneedling for tone and texture
- Thread lifting (where suitable) for non-surgical repositioning of tissues (referral to other practitioners, not performed at Youth Lab).
Your practitioner will discuss which combination of treatments best suits your individual anatomy and goals.