Malar edema - what treatments are the most effective and least risky? (Photos)

Looks like you've done your research. I've found Morpheus8 to be helpful for patients with mild malar edema and that would be a good place for you to start. Doxycycline injections are a reasonable option, but like anything results are variable and a lot of patients get very inflamed for a week or two.

There seems to be only one way to correct Malar edema which is a hereditary condition. In the right hands, fat grafting produces extremely natural and permanent results. Your own fat has to go to the hollow areas on the cheek. Having performed this procedure many times over the last 30 years has solidified the approach. I hope this helps and good luck from Leonard Grossman M.D. organic Plastic Surgery