I have an underdeveloped cheekbone on one side of my face due to hemifacial microsomia. I would like to get the cheek to at least the other cheeks fullness with a bone graft . Would I also be able to make the other cheek a little more sharp with a bone graft, or is that result not really able to happen with bone or even fat? I want more hard volume there (l I feel the side that's not deformed even is dull and causing sagging). Also, would a cheekbone augmentation prevent sagging in jowl area
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October 16, 2023
Answer: Cheek Augmentation
Jacob Tower, MDBoard Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery
Upon reviewing the photo you provided, it is apparent that the sunken appearance you are observing is due to a flat midface area. This effect often gives patients a tired or older appearance. There are several techniques and solutions available, each with its own set of advantages and...
When considering treatments for prominent eyes and receded orbitals, cheek augmentation can indeed be beneficial in providing additional support to the lower eyelid and improving overall facial harmony. The use of fillers in the tear troughs can help address under-eye hollows, but adding volume...
I think you will be happy to know there is a very simple option to help create the facial balance you desire. A little filler in the cheeks will add volume and more defined structure. Adding the volume on the cheek bone will have a sliming effect for the rest of your face and will make your face...