How Can I Fill my Hollow Cheeks Without Appearing Fake and Have a Long Lasting Effect?

Our practice uses filler along the cheek pedestal to create the appearance of an elevated cheekbone to highlight the eyes. The technique can make a great impact on how natural the results look.

Subliminal Difference is an approach that I've developed recently. Its context lies within the human's evolutionary preserved and innate desires for beauty.At the core of the technique is the use of blunt tip cannulas, an instrument that allows placement of filler   without the bruising affects of traditional instruments.  Cannulas have gained popularity in Europe and will really change the way we treat patients both technically and philosophically. The recent advent  has taken filler procedures from a treatment to fill in a few facial wrinkles often associated with bruising and swelling to an instant facial beauty makeover with little to no bruising and or swelling. Cannulas are soft and blunted. They gently push underlying soft tissue out of the way as they advance which limits some of the negative side effects of traditional techniques using needles.

Depends on how aggressive you want to be.  Fat grafting is the most common and first line of options.  If surgery and fat grafting is not the way that you want to proceed, then I recommend an injectable filler.  In your case, I would seriously consider Sculptra. This will give you a nice clean result that will look natural. It should last up to 2 years.  Other filler are also possible but not quite as long lasting.  Hope this helps.

Dr. V- South Shore Plastic Surgery

Radiesse is my favorite filler to "re-inflate" the face when it has sunken or thinned with age.  Where I practice in Orange County Radiesse is very popular for cheeks and other facial areas, especially in my cosmetic dermatology practice.  It lasts up to 18 months and feels very natural.  How it looks however entirely depends on the artistry of the injector.  Anyone can look fake or distorted if they are injected by someone who doesn't have a great eye for how the face should look, and be able to translate into an injection with their hands.  Make sure you research who you go to well.  Check RealSelf physicians in your area and read their reviews.