What can be done to smooth the lid cheek junction and reduce malar creases? (Photos)

Voluma is hydrophylic and therefore the swelling lasts longer than some of the other HAs.  I would allow at least 7-14 days more before making a decision as to what needs to be done.  Obviously, an in person exam 2 weeks from now would be the gold standard for deciding what adjustments would be appropriate.That being said, if you were my patient, I would do more filling of your malar bone area to give some lateral dimension to your vertically oblong face.  Also, I would inject Vollure above any creases created by Voluma.  It will smooth the surface, is not hydrophilic, and therefore you get an immediate picture of how much is necessary to correct any visible unwanted creases.  I find direct filling in the infra orbital region can lead to abnormal bumpiness whereas mid-cheek pushing of tissue upward from low placement of Voluma can often elevate the perceived bottom of the lower eyelid, softening one's appearance.All that being said, I believe it is appropriate for you to go in and find out how your personal injector plans to deal with your concerns.

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs.  Based on the timing of your treatment I would advocate waiting at least another week before assessing your results for any revisions. Because of the thin nature of the undereye tissues they can hold on to swelling for quite a while, and I would like to see this resolve before pursuing any further treatment. Hope this helps.

HI, thanks for the pictures. It looks like you need a tweak of whats been done- more filler may be an option, however, I am not sure whats going on with your tear trough area. An examination would be ideal to determine what to do. If you could also post before pictures, that would help get a better sense of what was done and what to do.