Would I be a suitable candidate for cheek filler? (Photo)

Considering cheek fillers can be an effective way to address volume loss in the mid to lower face, but it's important to approach this with a clear understanding of how it might affect the surrounding areas, particularly the under-eye region.

Consultation with a Specialist: It's crucial to have an in-depth consultation with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon who specializes in facial aesthetics. They can evaluate your facial structure and provide personalized advice.

Cheek Filler and Under-Eye Area: Cheek fillers can sometimes help improve the appearance of the under-eye area by providing lift and support, potentially reducing the appearance of a false tear trough. However, if not placed correctly, they can also accentuate hollowness. The expertise of your provider is key to achieving a balanced look.

Amount of Filler: Starting with a conservative amount, such as 1ml, is a good approach. This allows for subtle enhancement and reduces the risk of overcorrection, which can impact the under-eye area.

Understanding a False Tear Trough: Since you've been advised against tear trough fillers, it's important that your provider is aware of this so they can strategically place the cheek filler to avoid exacerbating any hollowness.

Skin Texture Considerations: For crepey and thin skin under the eyes, you might also explore complementary treatments like skin boosters or laser therapy that can improve skin texture and elasticity alongside fillers.

Follow-Up and Adjustments: After the initial treatment, a follow-up appointment is valuable to assess the results and make any necessary adjustments for optimal outcomes.

Discussing your concerns and goals with a skilled professional will help ensure that you achieve the desired rejuvenation without compromising the delicate balance of your facial features.

Hi Forceful550609!I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing volume loss on your mid/lower face. It all happens to us someday in our lifetime. But we can do something about it so no worries ;) Your question on whether or not you are suitable for cheek filler would depend on a consultation in person after a thorough examination. But what I assume from your pictures I think you would be suitable for cheek fillers. Yet if you wanted to address some of the issues regarding your TT as well - I see a small amount of volume loss there, I would recommend you to do a skinbooster session with (Skinvive, Rejuran, and PDRN) - this can help with the undereye elasticity, tightness and also put a bit of volume around your TT and also your cheeks with a bit of glow and hydration - also addressing the undereye area is quite difficult if the physician doesn't have a lot of experience / In addition to the skinboosters I think a RF skin tightening would be suitable for your face / actually Accent Prime Tuneface would be nice to give you that plumping and tightening sometimes it may work even without the fillers. I recommend Tuneface as well since I am assuming you don't want to inject filler since you only want 1ml done (this is the current trend nowadays since we go for a more natural and safer procedure. :) Anyways I hope this helped! Good luck and you look beautiful just the way you are :))