Would Fillers or Botox help with cheek depression when smiling?

Thank you for the questions and the photographs. The area of concern in your cheek is not something that Botox would be effective at addressing. The volume in that area can be enhanced with a hyaluronic acid filler such as Voluma or a calcium hydroxylapatite filler like Radiesse. I recommend seeking out a consult with a local surgeon with rhinoplasty and filler expertise. A full set of photographs would be necessary to delineate your rhinoplasty goals. At the same time you can learn about the filler options to determine what approach is best for you.

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. Nothing replaces an in-person examination to hear your specific concerns but based on your photographs alone you have an attractive profile with little need for a rhinoplasty or upper blepharoplasty - which coincidentally do not open your eyes more.  I see your area of concern along your cheek and this can be treated with a dermal filler to help plump the area and provide enough soft tissue so as to make the contour appear more uniform.  Hope this helps.

Yes, well-placed fillers (Voluma, Radiesse, Perlane, Bellafill): Sculptra, implants or fat could all help improve this. See an expert for a formal evaluation. Best, Dr. Emer

Hi.  You are very pretty.  I certainly don't think you need a rhinoplasty.  Or a blepharoplasty, for that matter.If you want to add a little fullness to the cheek area, which should help to reduce the little depression in the cheek you see when smiling, a filler like Voluma would be a good bet.  Botox or other neuromodulators would not be the correct choice.All the best.

Thank you so much for this question. I do believe you will be better served by a filler injection. I do see the depression in the cheek region and adding volume with a variety of dermal fillers is the most likely treatment recommended for this kind of issue. You should consider Restylane Silk or Voluma and you should discuss your goals with an experienced injector. As far as the questions with your nose, unfortunately, the photos are not that helpful and I feel an in-person examination with a board certified plastic surgeon would be the best way to find out what would improve your nose. If I lived in Charlotte I would consider Hunstad/Kortesis. Best wishes, Dr. ALDO

Thank you for your questions. Botox will not correct your cheek depression because it is not a filler. I would use a dermal filler such as Voluma in this area. There is also other fillers that can be used to add volume to this area, such as Radiesse, Bellafill and Sculptra. I suggest you contact an expert injector to get the best treatment plan for you.

Thank you for your question.  Hollowness or depression of the cheeks can be addressed with dermal fillers.  Based on the nice pictures provided, I do not believe that you require a blepharoplasty.  I would direct any questions about rhinoplasty surgery to my colleagues who perform them.  Best of luck!   

First, I would like to say that you are very beautiful and there is not much that needs to be done to make you look more attractive. I will leave it to the plastic surgeons to comment on your need for blepharoplasty or rhinoplasty. That being said, a filler such as Voluma could be injected into the midface/cheeks to help improve the cheek depression that you describe. 

Your cheek depression can be improved with filler injections. Either a filler to restore volume such as Restylane, Voluma or Radiesse or a collagen stimulator such as Sculptra. This is not an area where Botox would help. 

Thank you for your questions.  Botox is not a filler and therefore will not correct your cheek depression.  You would likely do best with a dermal filler such as Voluma for a lasting result.  To be sure, and to discuss your options for rhinoplasty, consult with one or more board certified plastic surgeons who perform these procedures.  Best wishes!