Fat transfer or Voluma - which procedure would be best for lifting the face and correcting gaunt, hollow cheeks?

Your one post is not in the best position to see your face and cheek bones well. Hair is covering part of your cheeks. However, what I see looks like a very pretty face that does not need larger cheeks.

I do not know whom you have contacted, but I still use Voluma with great results and have done so for many years. I also use Revance, Sculptra and Restylane.

Hello, my name is Lauren, and I’m the aesthetics provider at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center. When injected properly, Voluma in the cheeks can provide a subtle lifting effect. By restoring volume to the midface, it can indirectly soften the appearance of nasolabial folds and marionette lines. H...

Hello michelemm76, thank you for your question! While Sculptra can be a wonderful solution for certain types of volume loss, it is not perfect (nothing is). It is important to assess the entire face to understand the cause of the loss rather than just treating the effect (as you stated, "jowls")...

Hello I am sorry to hear that you haven’t achieved your desired results. I would advise you to wait a while before you rush in and get more filler. 1 ml spread between cheeks and NLF isn’t much and I don’t think you will have to wait 2 years before it diminishes. Good luck

You will likely have the best result from a combination of treatments. Fillers can be used to add volume to hollow areas. The wonderful thing about fillers is that you can go slowly and build up to the look you are wanting. Botox can be used to refresh the eyes and give a conservative brow...