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Solution for Marionette Lines, Drooping Cheeks and Jawline - Options?

I'm in my mid-thirties and have concerns with my cheeks, jowl area, and under eye area. As a follow up to my original post, I'm attaching a photo, which shows the areas of concern I have for more specific input on the best approach/procedure. I am wondering if fillers would work or would some other approach be better? I believe that I have a familial type aging in those areas, as I've had cheek dents since I was a child, but all much less apparent when I smile vs. having a relaxed expression.

2 Doctor Answers | Asked by noreaster in MA
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Fillers for facial fill

Fillers are a great way to improve hollow regions. This can provide excellent improvement in younger adults that notice facial wasting or droop.  This can also complement facial lifting surgery in older patients.
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Solution for Marionette Lines, Drooping Cheeks and Jawline

Hi Noreaster! Based on your picture and your description, it seems like a good filler treatment can help you.   The fillers to which I am referring are non-standard placements of FDA approved products for volumization of the face.  I would begin with the nasolabial folds, the marrionette lines, and also into the pre-jowel sulcus.  The type of filler does not matter in these areas as much as the placement of the filler itself.   In the picture, it also... more
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