Would buccal fat removal help to improve the heaviness of my lower face?

Great question! The best way to think of buccal fat reduction is to realize where it creates shadows and improves contours.  If you gently suck your cheeks in just slightly, such that the inner lining of your cheeks barely touches your teeth, you'll have a decent idea of what it can do and what contour you can achieve.  Maximizing that result really comes from having a well defined jawline as well as prominent cheek bones - i.e. highlights above and below the contour of the buccal space.  I hope some of this helps! Best of luck.

Buccal fat removal is a plastic surgery procedure that could improve the heaviness of the lower face in the correct patient candidate. By removing the fullness of the anterior lower cheek, patients could achieve a thinner lower face. However this result depends on the prominence of the cheek bones. If the cheek bones are not prominent, the results won't be as dramatic. Therefore, if a patient wants to improve the fulness of the lower face and has poor cheek bones he/she should enhance the cheek bones (usually with fillers like voluma) at the same time of the buccal fat removal.