Buccal fat reduction for v shaped face 33 years old - would this fix asymmetry? (Photo)

Unfortunately, it is not possible to give you good advice based on this photo. In person evaluation is the only way to find the answer to your question.

From your photos, the changes you’re seeing after buccal fat removal look more related to early descent and reduced mid-cheek support rather than true volume loss. In cases like this, adding weight with filler or fat transfer can sometimes make the lower face look heavier, so these options n...

It’s difficult to give a definitive recommendation without an in-person exam, but based on your picture, some of the tired or sagging appearance may be related more to midface volume changes and early jowling rather than excess buccal fat. In many patients, this can happen even if they have n...

At 18, what you’re seeing is almost entirely normal facial anatomy, not premature aging or anything that requires correction.Because you are still very young and your facial fat, bone structure, and soft-tissue balance will continue to mature into your early 20s, I would not recommend any s...

Hi Affectionate66483! Thank you for your question — it’s a very common concern. The best option really depends on the main cause of the fullness in your lower face. It seems that in your case the fullness is due to buccal fat (the fat pads in the mid-cheek area), so buccal fat removal may be ...

You do seem to have a bit of buccal fat fullness based on your side photos so that could be an option if you want to go down that track. Another option to get better neck/jawline contour for you would be to consider a deep neck lift.