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Would a pre-jowl implant and fat transfer help address my marionette lines and nasolabial folds? (photos)

Straightforward565296Jan 21, 2022
35 year old female. lost weight. maybe 5 kilos but I'm extremely petite. I noticed all of a sudden i had extreme marionette lines and heavy nasolabial folds. I decided to get cheek filler, as I was falsely advised this would lift my lower face. I currently estimate I have about 3ml per cheek of HA filler, Restylane Lyft, which I was like dissolved and would like to adress this with perhaps hydroxyapatite augmentation and fat transfer. I think prejowl implant could address my lower face?

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