I am a 22 year old male and wondering if I have normal volume loss for somebody my age? I cheeks, under eyes, etc. (photos)

When I see a patient who is in their 30's or 40's or 50's, or older and they articulate the desire that they want to look better, not a single one of them would not want to look 10 years younger.  Using personal standards of youthful appearance you need only to look in the mirror to see what a normal 22 year old person looks like. Plus or minus a couple of years, you look your age in my opinion.  A little more facial hair might make you look older perhaps but volume loss is not likely an issue unless you have a facial fat wasting (lipoatrophy)  medical condition or are taking a medication that may promote wasting of facial fat.  If you are into heavy weight training and are looking to achieve some further body leaning out, then facial hollowness might be part of what is in store for your face.  No one said it is unhealthy looking or "needs" to be "fixed".

Thanks for your photos.I see your concerns and agree with your observations.At 22 if you show signs of under eye ageing, it is usually due to the fact that your bone is shrinking.This is normally present in everyone but starts a bit later.If you look like one of your parents then ask them if they had the same concern in their 20s.Dermal Fillers to replace the lost volume is a very good way to treat this. Most of my younger male and female patients have similar concerns and they are happy with the fillers. You need to find someone who is skilled.No you dont have BDDAll the best.