My face seems too narrow - would a wider zygomatic help? (Photos)

Happily, there are several robust HA contouring and volumizing fillers that can work well for achieving the more ideal, square male jawline. This can typically be achieved, in experienced hands, in one treatment session of about fifteen minutes, with immediate results and little to no significant downtime. You would be wise to consult with an experienced, board certified cosmetic dermatologist filler injection expert. Hope this helps and best of luck.

Hi there,

Thank you for sharing your photo and thoughtful question — it’s great that you’ve taken the time to assess your facial proportions so carefully. From what you describe, your features appear naturally harmonious and balanced. A slightly narrower midface structure is actually quite common and can lend a refined, elegant appearance rather than a disproportionate one.

That said, subtle enhancement of the zygomatic (cheekbone) width — whether through filler, implants, or surgical contouring — can help add definition and reduce the appearance of facial length. An increase of 2–3 mm per side is quite minimal and, if done properly, would not look unnatural. The key is ensuring symmetry and proportion with your jawline and overall facial shape.

Non-surgical options like cheek fillers are often a good first step, as they allow for a controlled and reversible enhancement before committing to something permanent. Even small adjustments in volume or contour can significantly improve midface projection and balance.

Overall, you seem to have a naturally proportional structure — so the goal would be to enhance, not alter, your features. With conservative adjustments, you can achieve a stronger, more balanced appearance without losing your natural harmony.