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Can I have filler only in the front cheeks? (photos)

rebeldelreyFeb 10, 2022
Just in the red circles to make the front cheeks (right under the under-eye) pop out a little more. I know cheek filler is usually also where the blue line is. My main worry is it making my face look to wide and make my zygomatic arch protrude outwards. I really want the width of my face to be thin and plan on getting buccal fat removal.

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