The joining of a convex and a concave curve known as the ogee is an architectural analogy that has provided a visual symbol for various theories of facial aging. Little has noted it to be emblematic of youth, and its decline in aging is a by-product of additive and subtractive volume-related changes in the face. Flattening of the convexity of the ogee that descends from the cheek to the lower face accompanies the diminished facial volume of aging.