I Have High Cheek Bones but Underneath Them is Hollow What's the Best Treatment?

These submalar implants give a permanent solution to the problem. See an experienced surgeon who has done many for the best results.

The loss of soft tissue volume with aging occurs in a predictable pattern in most patients. Most people experience some deflation of the cheek fat pad in their thirties, and lip volume may also begin to thin around this time. Nasolabial folds begin to deepen. In their forties most people experience some loss of fatty fullness in the temples and along the jawline, particularly in the area just lateral to the chin. All of these areas are effectively 'reinflated' and thus rejuvenated by means of structural fat grafting. In many cases patients in their thirties and forties can be treated by fat grafting only, and do not require any incisional surgical procedure to remove or 'tighten' skin.

 

While filliing your hollow area with fillers or better yet fat might work well you can also go with submalar implants.  They are placed though the gum line under the lip with small incisions and if you do not like them, they are easily removed.  The other options would be sculptra which is injected in a few sessions and could last up to 2 years and finally I would consider fat transfer, injecting your own fat into the area.  These options would soften your cheek line up.