For the face that's lost its volume.
If your cheeks have gone flat, your jawline blurred, and your mirror shows someone you don't recognize — this is the stick that fills back what menopause took, exactly where you've lost it.

And anywhere else volume's gone missing.
If your cheeks have gone flat, your jawline blurred, and your mirror shows someone you don't recognize — this is the stick that fills back what menopause took, exactly where you've lost it.
No needles. No frozen face. No $600 appointments every six months. Just 5% Volufiline plumping the same areas — under-eyes, smile lines, lips — applied by you, on your terms.
Hollow under-eyes don't get fixed by concealer or eye cream. They need volume back. Apply directly to the hollow, watch it fill, stop being asked if you're tired.
Use 3–4 nights a week. Or every night when your skin needs it most.
Two ingredients. Two decades of clinical research. This is what 5% Volufiline and PDRN have been independently shown to do — measured on real skin, in peer-reviewed studies, in the exact concentrations we use in the stick.
5% Volufiline — the same concentration we use — clinically shown to increase subcutaneous skin volume after 56 days.
Sederma Volufiline efficacy studyMeasurable softening of fine lines around the eyes and mouth after 8 weeks of consistent use.
PDRN clinically shown to stimulate the skin cells responsible for producing collagen and elastin.
Peer-reviewed dermatology studies, 2010–2023Most "topical filler" products are formulated at 1–3%. We use the exact concentration the Sederma trials used. Nothing diluted.
Sederma published formulation dataClinical data refers to the active ingredients in this formulation, independently tested by Sederma Laboratories and peer-reviewed dermatology journals. PDRN and Volufiline have over 20 years of combined clinical research behind them. Individual results may vary.
Don't take our word for it. See the difference for yourself within 60 days — or get your money back.
The questions women actually ask before buying their first volume stick — answered honestly.
Yes — within what topical skincare can do.
Volufiline at 5% (the concentration we use) has been clinically shown to increase subcutaneous skin volume by up to 17% over 8 weeks. That's not the same as injecting hyaluronic acid into your tear trough — fillers work instantly and dramatically; topicals work gradually and subtly. But if you're not willing to do needles, you're not paying every six months, and you want something that genuinely plumps the areas you've lost volume in: yes, this is the closest topical alternative there is right now.
Two timelines — instant visible plumping, real volume restoration over 6–8 weeks.
Immediately on application, the balm visibly plumps where you apply it — most women see a difference in the mirror within minutes, especially on hollow under-eyes and lip lines. That's the surface-level effect.
The deeper, structural plumping from Volufiline builds over weeks of consistent use — the clinical study showed measurable volume increase at the 28-day mark and full results at 56 days.
Swipe directly onto the area you want to plump.
Apply directly onto under-eyes, smile lines, the deeper lines beside your mouth, your lips, or along your neckline. Press and pat in with your ring finger; body warmth helps the balm melt into the skin.
A little goes a long way — one tube lasts most women 3–4 weeks of daily use across all target areas.
Yes for all of the above.
The balm is fragrance-free and formulated for sensitive skin — no retinol, no acids, no actives that typically cause irritation.
Two specific things: the actives, and the targeted format.
The active ingredients: 5% Volufiline (the same concentration used in Sederma's clinical trials — most brands use 1–3%) and PDRN, the regenerative ingredient used in Korean dermatology clinics.
The targeted application format: most "firming creams" are full-face products that dilute their actives across your entire face. This is a stick designed to deliver high-concentration actives directly to the four areas that lose volume first: under-eyes, smile lines, lips, and neck.
Yes — and many women report better results when their skincare works alongside hormone therapy.
HRT addresses what's happening internally (estrogen levels supporting collagen production); this stick addresses the visible volume loss externally. They're complementary, not competing.
The balm is also safe to use with retinoids, peptides, vitamin C serums, and most other actives in your existing routine.
60-day money-back guarantee — no questions, no return shipping needed.
If you don't see visible results after using it consistently for 60 days, email us and we'll refund you. We can offer this because the clinical data on Volufiline holds up — most women see results well before 60 days. But if you're one of the few who don't, you're not stuck with the product.
Yes.
The balm absorbs in 30–60 seconds and dries to a soft, matte finish — it doesn't pill, doesn't grease up your concealer, and doesn't transfer onto your fingers when you apply foundation over it.
Many women apply it as the final skincare step in the morning before makeup, and again at night as a treatment.
Had a tear-trough appointment booked. Saw too many botched under-eye photos and got cold feet. Found this, gave it 30 days. The hollows are softer, the shadow's gone, and I'm $1,200 richer. No frozen face required.
I'd been using a $100 eye serum for 6 months with negligible result. Switched to this and the difference came through within a month.
Patience pays. First three weeks I thought it was just hydration. Week four something visibly shifted in my under-eyes. Week six in my smile lines. Stick with it.