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Why Facial Balance Matters More Than One Feature

Aesthetic planning often becomes more natural-looking when one feature is considered in relation to the rest of the face rather than in isolation.

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Look at Proportion in Context

Profile, expression, facial movement and neighboring features can all change how one area is perceived. A whole-face view can help keep the plan proportionate.

Use Restraint as Part of the Plan

More treatment is not automatically more balanced. A measured approach can include doing less, spacing treatment over time or deciding not to treat an area.

Define What You Want to Preserve

A useful consultation should include the features and expressions you value, not only the areas you are considering changing.

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Bring What You Learned Into a Personal Consultation.

Use general education to prepare better questions, then build any treatment plan around your own goals, history and suitability.

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