My face looks so weird in photos and I am wondering if filler in my cheeks or chin would help? (Photo)

When assessing the impact of fillers on facial features, it's important to consider both the amount and placement of the product. In your case, you've mentioned having half a unit in the apples of your cheeks and one unit on each side of the cheeks, which is a relatively conservative amount....

After the removal of an infected implant, it's crucial to allow your tissues adequate time to heal before undergoing any additional procedures, including dermal fillers. Here are some general considerations: Healing Time: Typically, it is recommended to wait until the inflammation and infection...

Thank you for your question and for sharing your concerns. Based on your description and the history of having cheek fillers over the past 15 years, there could be several factors contributing to the indents you’re noticing. Filler Migration: While unlikely after such a long period without t...

Hi, Belated Merry Christmas. It seems no one is answering this question. The normally full cheek under the cheekbone is called the buccal fat. If this area is sunken, then you have buccal hollowing. I prefer to “reinflate” this buccal area with a medium to firm Hyaluronic filler which can las...

And our practice, we utilize microdroplet Silikon-1000 to permanently fill under eye grooves. Please consider meeting with several reputable facial plastic surgeons or cosmetic dermatologist so you could see what might be best for you moving forward. I hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr Joseph