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Fillers for an ogee curve and a chubby face? I’m also concerned with the filler making my face look chubbier. (Photos)

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chubzcheekJul 6, 2018

Will getting filler on my cheekbones help reduce the mound I have on the lower portion of my face (arrow is pointing to it)? I’m also concerned with the filler making my face look chubbier than it already is. Should I be concerned about that?

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