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What is the Best Non-permanent Filler for Cheek Augmentation?

asked 2 years ago by MDC2009 in Manhattan, NY
Latest answer by David Mabrie, MD
Question viewed 511 times
Tags: filler, options, temporary

3 answers to What is the Best Non-permanent Filler for Cheek Augmentation?

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The best filler depends partly on filler and partly on your doctor

The main differences between filler types are consistency and longevity. While some fillers are definitely better placed deep into the skin because of their thickness like Radiesse, which is not generally used in the lips for this reason, often doctors have personal choices in the fillers they like to use in different places. In our practice, we use primarily hyaluronic acids, a gel like substance, whereas Radiesse (calciumhydroxylapatite) has a consistency of paste. Often we use the... more
David Mabrie, MD

Bay Area Facial Plastic Surgeon

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Much depends on your specific anatomy and aesthetic goals

Hello MDC, As you may well know already there are many options available when it comes to cheek augmentation. In general techniques used can include implants, surgery (mid-face lift), fillers or fat injections. The technique used will vary from Patient to Patient based on the unique anatomy and desired goals of each individual. When it comes to fillers the choices include using a non-permanent (short acting) or permanent (long acting) product. Restylane, Juvederm, Evolence and Ellevesse... more
Kamran Jafri, MD

New York Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Fillers for Cheek Augmentation

Your question indicates you are aware of the many non-permanent fillers for cheek augmentation. The material selected depends on the appearance of your cheeks, the reason for the lack of projection, and the experience of your physician. For example, I prefer Radiesse for non-permanent cheek injection in most patients. If a patient has the loss of facial fat secondary to being HIV positive, I think Sculptra is a better choice. Success depends more on technique than product....
Richard W. Fleming, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon

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