This asymmetrical situation going on here is literally about to drive me up the wall…. Why. And how do I fix my one eye and cheek!? I don’t even know what to call this or what to ask for besides half my face looks like it gave up on life lol.
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Yes fillers are a good option to help address volume loss in the areas that concern you. Meet with an experienced injector for an evaluation. The amount of filler used will be determined by your goals for treatment and the filler selected.
At least from the photos provided, the it would appear that the use of a robust HA volumizing for a nonsurgical cheek augmentation would contour a more ideal, feminine oval, heart-shaped face, as well as create a smoother transition between the upper mid-cheek and the under-eyes, thereby...
My rule of thumb is if you're trying to correct facial assymetry it's best to be examined by a trusted plastic surgeon before moving forward with any treatment. Dermal fillers are often a first good choice of treatment as they are reversible and can easily correct facial asymmetry, especially if...