I'm male, 18, and wondering what can be done about the flatness present on the left side (on the picture) of my face. I have minor muscular torticollis which might have caused minor plagiocephaly. The left side of my forehead and cheekbone area is flat with little to no prominence of features. What can be done to render my forehead symmetrical and my cheekbone area as well? I am considering brow surgery if these areas can be fixed. My eyes are asymmetrical due to differences in orbital position.
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This depends on wheteher you're a man or a woman as aesthetically the cheek shape differs in each. High cheek bones in a man is an angular trait and as such aesthetically appropriate. If you have an indentation below the cheeks, in this scenario, Sculptra or Perlane would...
I have performed many Cheek Augmentations with Cheek Implants over the past 20 years and IMHO, the one side of your face is longer with flatter cheeks but the degree of asymmetry is well within the range of correction attained with Cheek Implants. I prefer to use...
There are actually many options to correct your hollow midface. One is Sculptra, which is an injectable filler but can last up to 3 years. Cheek implants are an option. I would consult with a surgeon who offers both and he/she can discuss pros and cons of each.