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Facial balancing options? (Photo)

Diligent8456Oct 4, 2023
Just wondering if there's a good option to make my jawline/lower face look thinner/lifted. I carry weight here. Obviously I know losing weight is the best option, but my weight is pretty stable. Any overall facial balancing options welcome, non surgical preferred! I've had filler before, but I feel like maybe the placement wasn't great

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Dr. Reza Rod, MD
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