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I would like to have a more narrow/forward growth face. Whats my best option?

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RandyJeffJun 2, 2025

Hi, i would like to have a more narrow/forward growth face. The thing is, iv’e tried filler for my cheeks and my jaw, but that just made me look like i put on a ton of weight. Ive got wide cheekbones with very little forward projection, and i have some fat on the (where my sideburn is) sides of my face. What is my best option?

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