I’ve always had a roundish face no matter how much I weigh. My cheeks are heavier at the bottom which makes my face a bit like a bulldog’s - they are drooping and creating lines next to my nose and mouth. I don’t have prominent cheekbones so there’s not a lot of support. I’m 26 and slim (110 lbs). Now I have some fillers in my upper cheeks and cheekbones but it doesn’t totally get rid of the problem. What can I do?
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August 26, 2020
Answer: Facial Slimming — Masseter Botox, Facetite/Renuvion J Plasma, Buccal Fat Pad Removal, Fillers to sculpt the Cheek/Jawline/Chin
Unfortunately, front face photos as well as profile photos would have allowed a more accurate determination of your problem. However, what you seem to have is far more common than you think. In general, the appropriate use of a volumizing filler placed in the region of the posterior jawline...
Fillers performed in the office setting offer a temporary augmentation to the mid-face and add cheek volume. For a permanent effect, consider cheek implants. Cheek implants are placed through intraoral approach and they are inserted directly over the maxilla to augment the mid-face on a...
The obvious answer is to use some of your own fat. This can easily be done under local anesthetic in an office setting. You look young so the chances of its working are high.