I would love to put fillers on my cheekbones (1 ml total – 0,5 ml to each side) – only on cheekbones, not on cheeks, but I am concerned about the area on the cheek that I would describe as thick tissue (not hard as bone, more kind of soft). Most of it is located on the cheek, but part of it is high where the cheekbone area is. I have been aware of it for the last 16 years (it does not grow). Do you know if this is something natural and common and would it be safe to put fillers on my cheekbones?
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Answer: Inquiry About Filler in the Cheekbone Area
Hello R,
I would treat you with Sculptra foundational treatment to harmonize your facial structure. Make sure to choose an expert injecting physician. Good luck and be well.
Michael Persky, MD
Encino, CA
Based on your two posted photos, I’ve seen this previously in the beginning of aging a slight denting with discoloration skin care for the discoloration using hydroquinone and retina are indicated. Very diluted micro Botox injections and a fillers can help the denting. Best to see in person a M...
Hello,
Thank you for sharing your concerns. Based on your description and the issues you've faced with previous treatments, it sounds like you may benefit from a more tailored approach to your facial fillers. Here are a few considerations and potential strategies:
Detailed Facial Assessment: A...