On one side of my face, I have a defined "cheekbone" (soft tissue over my cheekbone) that casts a shadow. On the other side of my face, I do not. I think that this is because of the soft tissue under my skin on that side of my face has drooped somewhat for whatever reason. There is faint drooping along my jawline on that side, even though I am in my early 20s. I'm interested in having the less defined side of my face look more like the more defined side of my face. Is there a good way to do this?
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Xygomatic arch reduction can be accomplished with combined intraoral and hairline incisions. However, a thorough Facial Plastic examination is required. A narrow face would be best treated with selected augmentation Fat injections may help if there is wasting in the...
Fat may be a solution for your facial volume needs, but it is not going to come from weight gain. That fat can only come from fat injections. But you should try a non-permanent injectable filler first to see if the addition of volume can really make the facial improvement that you seek.
Aesthetically speaking, you don't need jaw implants. The chin is weak and could be augmented with a Chin Implant. The Cheeks could also be enhanced with Cheek Implants.
