Azul Beauty Podcast #307 (Dr. Yee, Volume Deep Plane, Volume Fillers, Fat Graft)
Jun 6, 2026 · 57 min · 14 segments
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Allison YeeGuest
Gina BirchHost
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Jun 6, 2026 · 57 min · 14 segments
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It's something that I think over the last, what would you say, decade, that's really taken on a life of its own in the cosmetic world.
for years and years and years and years that how as we age the face we lose facial fat and devolumization really affects how we look but with fillers and them becoming more popular you know it really has put a highlight on it and I think in the last year or two especially with the GLP ones all the injectables and so many people losing weight It is really put a highlight how much volume can change how you look.
If volume, if you look so different, if the volume in your abdomen and flanks go down, then when the volume in your face goes down, and this is something that I think more people are, like you said, because of the weight loss, they're beginning to understand more about the face volume.
And that's something that we talk about a lot on the show and how we try to lose the volume in other places, but we want to keep it in the face and it just doesn't work that way.
know, and after a certain age, when you lose weight, not as much when you're younger, but when you lose weight when you're older, I feel like half of it's from your face.
And it really highlights because people, again, now with the GLP-1s, I mean, they're losing a significant amount of weight in a very, you know, quick period of time.
And, you know, you can't attribute, oh, well, my jowls really formed or the skin laxity in my neck.
You know, you don't get that kind of skin laxity just from aging over a matter of a few months.
It really shows how much the facial fat pads, subcutaneous fat, how much it does for the face.
when we're younger, we just have these natural fat pads in our face that just are nice and full and cherub-like.
It's something that I think over the last, what would you say, decade, that's really taken on a life of its own in the cosmetic world.
for years and years and years and years that how as we age the face we lose facial fat and devolumization really affects how we look but with fillers and them becoming more popular you know it really has put a highlight on it and I think in the last year or two especially with the GLP ones all the injectables and so many people losing weight It is really put a highlight how much volume can change how you look.
If volume, if you look so different, if the volume in your abdomen and flanks go down, then when the volume in your face goes down, and this is something that I think more people are, like you said, because of the weight loss, they're beginning to understand more about the face volume.
And that's something that we talk about a lot on the show and how we try to lose the volume in other places, but we want to keep it in the face and it just doesn't work that way.
know, and after a certain age, when you lose weight, not as much when you're younger, but when you lose weight when you're older, I feel like half of it's from your face.
And it really highlights because people, again, now with the GLP-1s, I mean, they're losing a significant amount of weight in a very, you know, quick period of time.
And, you know, you can't attribute, oh, well, my jowls really formed or the skin laxity in my neck.
You know, you don't get that kind of skin laxity just from aging over a matter of a few months.
It really shows how much the facial fat pads, subcutaneous fat, how much it does for the face.
when we're younger, we just have these natural fat pads in our face that just are nice and full and cherub-like.
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