Hollowness between the cheekbone and jawline (Photo)

Question

Hi, I was just wondering if it’s possible to get fillers in the area I described? Not necessarily preauricular closer to ear but maybe submalar(?). One side seems more hollow than the other. I just prefer everything more soft round and one dimension from cheekbone to jawline. It seems I have somewhat full cheeks compared to area below. I have app for pyriform filler to soften smile lines. Is filler in the below cheek area an option? Also what is the name of the area I described? Thanks.

Anna Chacon, MD, FAAD · Answer

Hello,

Yes, fillers can be used to address hollowness in the area between the cheekbone and jawline, which is often referred to as the submalar region. This area can sometimes appear less full compared to the cheeks, creating an imbalance in facial contour. By using dermal fillers, we can enhance volume and create a smoother, more harmonious transition from the cheekbone to the jawline.

It’s great to hear you have an appointment for pyriform filler to soften your smile lines. During your consultation, you can discuss your concerns about the submalar region with your provider. They can assess your facial structure and recommend the most suitable type of filler and technique to achieve your desired look.

If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out.

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