I've been told by a neurologist (I saw him for migraines) that there seems to be a loss of volume in my left cheek. Would a filler help at all? I'm not looking for a drastic change just something to make it less noticeable.
June 18, 2015
Answer: Eye Asymmetry Thank you for your picture. In my opinion, a filler would be at best a camoflauge. I think you might have some bony abnormality contributing to your asymmetry. A CAT scan may be helpful to determine if you have a bony asymmetry.
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June 18, 2015
Answer: Eye Asymmetry Thank you for your picture. In my opinion, a filler would be at best a camoflauge. I think you might have some bony abnormality contributing to your asymmetry. A CAT scan may be helpful to determine if you have a bony asymmetry.
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June 18, 2015
Answer: Cheek filler You do have volume loss in the left cheek - more than on the right certainly. However, this is due in part to the differences in your cheek bones from one side to the other, which contributes to the asymmetry. An injectable filler (Juvederm Voluma) can correct this very well without resorting to surgery or needing anything other than a personal consultation and examination of your face to determine the proper placement of filler.
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June 18, 2015
Answer: Cheek filler You do have volume loss in the left cheek - more than on the right certainly. However, this is due in part to the differences in your cheek bones from one side to the other, which contributes to the asymmetry. An injectable filler (Juvederm Voluma) can correct this very well without resorting to surgery or needing anything other than a personal consultation and examination of your face to determine the proper placement of filler.
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