Since I was a child I get these indentations across my cheeks when I smile. Now that I'm 43 it has become a permanent fixture. It's not visible in all light, but looks horrid in hard light.Since it was dynamically formed my concern is if I get filler, over time it will look even worse. I'd love to her from drs who have seen something like this before and successfully improved the appearance of it.I've posted pictures of my awkwardly smiling so you can see how it's formed over time. Thank you!
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Fillers can be used to help lessen the appearance of deeper folds. You can also consider Skin Pen or Morpheus8 treatments to help improve overall skin tone and texture. We also recommend using medical grade skin care products like Transform MD and wearing sunscreen every day.
There are multiple fillers available twhich are intended to be used at different depths. There are fillers, which should be used in the skin, fillers that can be used deep and very deep. As a rule, plastic surgeons and head neck surgeons have the best knowledge of facial anatomy in order to...
We all have facial asymmetry to some degree and yours is certainly mild. If it is particularly bothersome you can consider fillers to boost volume or use Botox to address brow asymmetry as well as jaw asymmetry. See an expert injector to learn more.
