Out of Implantech's options, is there a combined malar-submalar cheek implant you prefer and recommend for patients who seek enhancement in both these areas? I seem to see at least two options, but am unclear on the distinctions between them. Thanks.
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Hi! Hollows can be a difficult problem to treat. Since the bone structure is good, an option instead of fillers would be fat transfer. Fat transfer involves harvesting fat from around the abdomen, inner and outer thighs, and flanks if needed. The fat is processed and can be injected similar to...
Facial implants are used to increase bone volume in the areas where there is deficiency. They will not promote any growth of the muscles or surrounding tissue. Hope this helps.
I think you have a very good understanding of this issue we see as facial surgeons. You do appear to be a great candidate for cheek implants - particularly the submalar region. Take a look at the link below for some further information. Best of luck!
