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It appears that your cheek bones are smaller and that cheek augmentation with fat grafts, fillers (more aggressive) or implants may be your option. Also, conservative liposuction with small cannula of the naso-labial fold may decrease visibility of naso-labial crease in particular when combined with filler injections. In-person evaluation by an experienced board certified plastic surgeon with good reputation in facial rejuvenation would help. Good luck.
Hello lily munroeCheek implants are available in a range of different shapes and sizes, they are mostly customized to fit a specific facial structure. Fillers such as Juvederm Voluma, Radiesse and RestylaneLyft are great alternatives to cheek implants, also fat transfer or injection can be done.
Thank you for your question.If you are not getting the results you want with filler, the next step is fat grafting. You take your own fat and re-inject it into the areas of concerns. It is a natural and long lasting fix to your problem.
Thank you for sharing your question and photograph. It appears that you would most benefit from additional volume into your mid-face. I would advocate for a combination of Voluma into your cheeks for immediate volume and lifting of the surrounding tissues as well as Sculptra into the lower cheek and jawline region to help steadily improve your soft tissue thickness. Be sure to see an ASPS board certified plastic surgeon in consultation to discuss the best options based on your goal appearance.
If you are talking about the depressions of your lower cheeks, I have found this a very good place to us Sculptra.
Hello cubbyceeksuyI would advice you schedule a consultation wit a board certified plastic surgeon for physical examination.
While there are techniques for moving the cheekbones, the simpler and more reliable method is by using cheek implants. But not just any cheek implant will do. You need a designed cheek implant that specifically augments just the malar area in a linear fashion back along the zygomatic arch.
Thank you for posting your question. There are different types of cheek implants that can be used. They vary in the amount of projection, width and extension towards the zygomatic arch. They can be shaped intraoperatively to the individual anatomy as well, so that they match perfectly your...