All three dermal fillers help add volume to the face and plump cheekbones. They are also used to slightly modify the structure of the facial region. Which formulation used depends on the goals and needs of each patient. The temporary fillers are injected with the goal of lifting the cheek pads up for the result of high, rounded apple-shaped cheeks. Cheek implants, on the contrary, lift check pads laterally. Radiesse is usually used more for structural results and contour additions. It is generally recommended for bone structures that lack naturally high cheekbones. Restylane and Juvéderm are also used for contouring and mild to moderate structural results. In determining the most appropriate injectable, consult with a dermatologist for the pros and cons of each option.