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Am I a Candidate for Cheek Augmentation? (photo)

asked 5 months ago by Normal Dude in Chicago
Latest answer by David Mabrie, MD
Question viewed 208 times
Tags: cheekbones, candidate, options, weak

I've always thought that my cheekbones were weak, am I incorrect in this assumption? Would cheek augmentation benefit the aesthetics of my face? If not, what would?

3 answers to Am I a Candidate for Cheek Augmentation? (photo)

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Cheek Augmentation makes faces look better

Your face, like most faces would be enhanced with cheek augmentation. Fillers like Restylane, Perlane, and Radiesse may be placed under the eyes and in the lateral cheek area. This would add definition and some angularity to your face. Looking at the photo on the left (in blue), some filler in the chin area would be nice also. Most faces look better and more defined with some cheek and chin augmentation. Search for someone with a lot of experience in fillers... more
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Would Cheek Augmentation Improve The Look Of My Face?

You are correct in your assessment that your cheeks are flatter in the overall shape of your face. Your face is long with a wide nose. This makes your cheeks look weaker than they otherwise would be. Whether cheek augmentation would be helpful is best determined by doing computer imaging first. Images should be done with and without rhinoplasty surgery also to see if one or both creates the best aesthetic change.
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Are you a candidate for a cheek augmentation?

It is very difficult to tell from your photographs if you would benefit from a cheek augmentation but from this angle it does not appear that your cheeks are as "weak" as you say they are. I recommend you see a board certified cosmetic dermatologist for a good in-person evaluation. Radiesse injections are something you may consider because surgery is not required. You can get a gradual correction depending upon how many syringes you have injected and you can decide as you go... more

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