My cheeks look flat in the front near my nose. Would I benefit from cheek filler? (Photos)

You have a very thoughtful eye for proportion — it’s true that the area near the nose, called the anterior cheek, plays a key role in facial balance and overall harmony. When this region appears slightly flat, it can make the midface look less contoured and affect how light naturally hits your features.

Cheek filler, placed carefully in the anterior portion, can add subtle structure and lift without changing the essence of your face. It also helps blend and support the lower features, especially since you’ve recently had chin and lip filler. As those areas heal and settle, you may find that enhancing the cheeks creates a smoother transition between your mid and lower face.

The gummy smile Botox will relax overactive muscles that cause the upper lip to pull up too much when smiling, but if the concern is more about contour or midface volume, filler in that area could offer a more lasting, natural improvement. It’s all about balance — gentle, precise augmentation can beautifully enhance your features while keeping them soft and harmonious.