Juvederm Ultra Plus for temples and under cheekbone because of very hollow cheeks. Also for acne scars?

Acne scars can be improved with Bellafill. Fillers are a great option for cheeks and temples. Implants are another option for augmenting the cheeks. I hope this helps. 

Your best bet is to have an in-person consultation and evaluation to determine which treatment options would best address your concerns. There are better fillers for the cheeks and temples these days including: Voluma, Restylane Lyft, Sculptra, etc. Acne scars are treated most effectively with a combination of treatments including lasers, microneedling, fillers, chemical peels, subcision, at home skin care, etc. Usually multiple treatment sessions are needed. It is an ongoing process and commitment is key. The goal should be improvement and not total elimination. Make sure you find an experienced provider to minimize complications. Best wishes.

Hi Anon.  You do have very strong cheekbones and to get a softer appearance, using a dermal filler in the mid face would be one solution.  We prefer Restylane Lyft, Radiesse and Sculptra in the cheeks, but with the right injector you have many options.  Hyaluronic acid products like Restylane Lyft tend to last about 9 months, Radiesse about 12 months and finally Sculptra 2 years or more.To see an example very much like yours where Sculptra was used for one of our Los Angeles patients, click on the link  below.  For the acne scars, we would not use fillers.  The scars are too small for good results.  Wider rolling scars are often appropriate for dermal fillers, but smaller scars that have sharper edges do not respond well.