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How Can I Fill my Hollow Cheeks Without Appearing Fake and Have a Long Lasting Effect?

im 30 years old and featuring extreme thinning f the face though im not losing any weight....its aging me fast....what can i do as a long term treatment to give my face a fuller firmer younger look?

12 Doctor Answers | Asked by moni ok in new orleans
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Fat Grafting to fill a hollow face

Fat grafting to fill a hollow face is a surgical procedure I regularly perform. It is not only for the aging face, but in some cases people genetically have very thin faces and conservative, natural looking fat grafting can make people look much more attractive and more pleasant.
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Natural Results and Technique

Our practice uses filler along the cheek pedestal to create the appearance of an elevated cheekbone to highlight the eyes. The technique can make a great impact on how natural the results look. Subliminal Difference is an approach that I've developed recently. Its context lies within the human's evolutionary preserved and innate desires for beauty.At the core of the technique is the use of blunt tip cannulas, an instrument that allows placement of filler without the... more
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Cheek augmentation with fat transfer

As both artists and surgeons we have long recognized that the face ages partially by loss of volume. I prefer to fix this problem with fat grafting. Fat is removed and then centrifuged down separating the fluid, blood and fat. The pure fat is then reinjected into these areas. While not all of the fat transfer takes a good portion of the cells take and this provides a nice natural fullness to the face. Best regards!

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Scupltra for a fuller, firmer face with natural result

Sculptra Scupltra, a biostimulator is an excellent choice for restoring lost volume to the face. We know that volume loss is one of the most important contributors to aging and the collagen stimulation that Sculptra encourages gives a natural, soft result.
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Sculptra is a good option for treating cheek hollowing

My preferred treatment for cheek hollowing is Sculptra. I generally treat people three times, approximately 1 month apart. Sculptra does not work right away, which is both an advantage and a disadvantage. Unlike traditional fillers, you don' t get the satisfaction of instant results. However, due to its gradual onset, no one will realize that you have had it done. Another benefit, it lasts a couple of years.
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Augmenting Hallow Cheeks

My first choice for augmenting the cheeks is fat - I've done liposculpting for 25 years and am very happy with the results and longevity. My second choice is Radiesse. The risk of a "fake" appearance does not depend on the product used, but rather the technique of your physician.
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Severe Thinning of the Face

If, as you say, your face is becomming progressively thinner, you need an evaluation as to why this is happening. There are a few causes of this. Though most are limited to the face, they can effect the rest of the body also. If this is the cause, then fat injections will not work. The only injectable option, then, is Raadiesse and Sculptra. (Iprefer the former.) THe only other thing that has worked is microvascular transfer of the omentum to the cheeks.
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Hollow cheeks

Depends on how aggressive you want to be. Fat grafting is the most common and first line of options. If surgery and fat grafting is not the way that you want to proceed, then I recommend an injectable filler. In your case, I would seriously consider Sculptra. This will give you a nice clean result that will look natural. It should last up to 2 years. Other filler are also possible but not quite as long lasting. Hope this helps. Dr. V- South Shore Plastic Surgery more
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Fat Injection Grafting For The Gaunt Face

The gaunt look to your face is the result of lack of volume in the unsupported triangle of the midface below the cheek bones. There is no underlying bony support in this area so it sinks in between the lower end of the cheeks and the jawline. Some type of injectable filler is needed and different physicians will have varying philosophies as to what to inject. I prefer fat injections, which when properly processed and concentrated, have the best chance of long-term retention. more
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Treatment for thin face

From the pictures, the volume of your cheeks is quite full while the nasolabial folds are full and the lower face is very gaunt. I perform quite a few cheek augmentations with fillers and cheek implants and IMHO, Sculptra to fill in and soften the step off of your lateral cheeks would go along way in softening the face.
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How to Fill Cheek Hollows and Have a Long Lasting Effect

For long term results in the treatment of extreme thinning of the face, I believe Sculptra to be the best choice. Sculptra has given physicians and patients a new dimension in facial contouring by revolumizing the aging face through a minimally invasive approach. Sculptra injections are well-tolerated by patients and have a low incidence of side effects. Sculptra is the only FDA-approved filler that will last up to twenty-five months. Always ask about the experience of the injecting... more
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Radiesse is a great product for cheek augmentation

Radiesse is my favorite filler to "re-inflate" the face when it has sunken or thinned with age. Where I practice in Orange County Radiesse is very popular for cheeks and other facial areas, especially in my cosmetic dermatology practice. It lasts up to 18 months and feels very natural. How it looks however entirely depends on the artistry of the injector. Anyone can look fake or distorted if they are injected by someone who doesn't have a great... more
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