Are fillers enough for my flat cheeks and if so, will the nasolabial lines decrease as cheek is lifted? (photo)

Thank you for the great question and the photo.  An in-person exam of your facial structure and elasticity is needed to make the best recommendation, but fillers and cheek implants are great options.  For fillers, I use Radiesse or Voluma in this area. These fillers are longer-lasting and specifically designed for volumization. They are placed deeper, along the bone, and lift the soft tissues to give a more youthful, full face.  Cheek implants do the same thing, but are permanent (i.e., don't require repeated injections).  These are more cost-effective over time, and may be removed at a later date if you decide to do so.  A final option is a midface lift, with or without a lower eyelid lift. This treatment has the most to offer, but also has the longest recovery time and largest expense. Please visit with a couple board-certified surgeons before making your decision.  Best of luck!

Voluma is FDA approved for mid-face filling. It is the first filler approved for this specific purpose. As a matter of fact, in the FDA study, a significant number of patients that had Voluma in only the cheeks felt their Nasolabial folds and even under-eyes looked better. I often combine Voluma in the cheeks with Juvederm in the nasolabial folds as well.