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Dents on Cheeks, How To Fix?

H RahulJul 12, 2013
Sir my age is 21 and i have deep dents on my cheeks overall my face is very fat now.i have taking very good diet since 7 months.everything is ok and overall i am gaining weight but i m not gaining weight on cheeks as shown in pic.sir plz recommend any permanent solution?

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Dr. Andrew Miller, MD
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Dr. Barry L. Eppley, MD, DMD
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Dr. Curtis Wong, MD
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