I actually want to lift my cheekbones without surgery. Is it possible? Is there any possible option or way?

For unique cases where a variety of modalities could be used to treat the condition, I would suggest an in person or virtual consultation to develop a custom and effective treatment plan. It is difficult to precisely define the best option without collecting the same information. I suggest reaching out to an expert for a consultation with surgical and non-surgical methods to get a comprehensive option. Best, Dr. Emer.

If you are interested in lifting your cheekbones without surgery, you may want to consider the use of dermal fillers. The choice of filler depends on your objectives and what your doctor is comfortable using. Here at the Dr.U Clinic, one of the fillers we use is Radiesse. This product is made of calcium-hydroxlapatite microparticles which offers ideal firmness and structural support for the cheekbone area. Also, the results can look very natural. A doctor should know how to work with an individual’s existing facial structure to produce results that would look best for them. Below is a patient example where Radiesse was used to achieve a non-surgical cheek-lift. 

Hello selenamanndraI would advice you schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon

We can certainly add volume to your cheeks with filler.  It can give the appearance of a lifted cheekbone area.  It is temporary, but may give you the results you're looking for.  Since you didn't submit any pictures, it would be important to see a qualified provider for a consultation to hear about all of the options available.

The malar area is the most projecting part of the midface skeleton. It is what we consider the "cheekbone." Prominent malar bones are considered attractive. Hence, the malar area is frequently augmented with implants. Oftentimes, a deficiency in cheek prominence is part of a more generalized deficiency in the midface skeleton. For that reason, malar (cheek) implants are often used in combination with other implants - most frequently, with infraorbital rim implants, which build up the area directly beneath the eye.