Hi, I have performed many cheek augmentations using cheek implants for over 30 years. Yes, there are malar/submalar combination cheek implants. IMHO and based upon the beauty principles outlined in my publkished book on face and body beauty, mens faces look ruggedly handsome when there is angularity in the face. The cheeks, chin and jaw line should be as angularly shaped as possible. This means the cheeks should not extend that far anteriorly (in the front) which a combination malar/submalar implant would do. The vertical dimension of such an implant would create a full, round cheek anteriorly that would feminize the entire face. IMHO, there is a much better option to create an angular, masculine shaped cheek. Hope this helps.