I have a flat face. I'm not sure which "one" procedure would help the most, but I am most unsatisfied with my lack of a jaw line and fat under chin. No cheek bones either.
June 8, 2014
Answer: "Flat Face" treatment I think that most of your issues could be treated very well with augmentation of your cheeks (mid-face) - this could be done in the office with filler; if you were pleased with a "minimally invasive" office approach, we could move on to a more permanent solution in the form of either fat grafting or cheek implants. I would advocate the less-invasive (and costly) approach first to see if it meets your expectations.
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June 8, 2014
Answer: "Flat Face" treatment I think that most of your issues could be treated very well with augmentation of your cheeks (mid-face) - this could be done in the office with filler; if you were pleased with a "minimally invasive" office approach, we could move on to a more permanent solution in the form of either fat grafting or cheek implants. I would advocate the less-invasive (and costly) approach first to see if it meets your expectations.
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June 8, 2014
Answer: Flat Face Treatment Options A combination of neck liposuction reduction and midface augmentation would produce a nice dual effect. The midface augmentation could be done with cheek implants alone or combined with paranasal implants for a more complete facial profile improvement.
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June 8, 2014
Answer: Flat Face Treatment Options A combination of neck liposuction reduction and midface augmentation would produce a nice dual effect. The midface augmentation could be done with cheek implants alone or combined with paranasal implants for a more complete facial profile improvement.
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