What is Best for Filling in Mild Malar Grooves? Doctor Answers, Tips
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What is Best for Filling in Mild Malar Grooves?

I am happy with how I look at 35. I lost about 40 pounds in the last year. The general effect has been good (I'm a size 4 now at 5'7"), I started to notice a more pronounced nasojugal groove in my upper cheeks. Admittedly, what I have is very mild, but I'm too young for groves in my face. I have no other wrinkles. I have read extensively on this site, and there seem to be different recommendations for handling this. What is least costly and least risky? Juvederm? I'd be grateful for your advice. 

2 Doctor Answers | Asked by Agnieszka in Chicago, IL
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Juvederm, Restylane or Radiesse do well for filling in mid malar grooves

Fillers such as Juvederm or restylane ($550/syr) or Radiesse ($650/syr) do well to fill in mid malar grooves but should be done over 2-3 sessions a week apart and usually require 2-3 syringes.
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Nasojugal grooves

I find that the nasojugal grooves can be treated in several different ways. It can be undermined and released in a transconjunctival approach. It can also be filled with material like restylane.
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