One thing I strongly dislike is a depression / sort of hollowness that shows up in my cheeks when I smile - mainly on the left side of the face. Is this a muscular issue that occurs when I smile or is it because my cheeks are too flat? What would be my best option to correct this? Also, am I a candidate for a conservative rhinoplasty to refine my nose tip and narrow the bridge? Could I also benefit from a conservative eyelid surgery to open my eyes more? I would like to be more attractive.
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Answer: Cheek depression when smiling and rhinoplasty
Matthew Brace, MDFacial Plastic Surgeon, Certified in Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery
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