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. 2020 Aug 29;53(2):230–243. doi: 10.1055/s-0040-1715554

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Fig. 15 — The treatment areas are shown in colored spherical and elliptical figures. The size of each figure relates to the relative volume of filler needed for the treatment compared with the other areas. The larger the figure, the larger the amount of product needed for that particular region. Of note, there is a different treatment plan for each shape in terms of priorities. For example, the priorities in the heart shape are in the lower face, whereas in the angular shape, the priorities are in the midface. In the round face, the whole jawline is generally not treated.