Will getting cheek implants fix my hollow tear troughs?

I've seen cheek implants that look very natural and I've seen cheek implants that don't look natural. (For full disclosure, I don't place cheek implants.) There is a filler called Juvéderm Voluma that is meant for cheek augmentation and is very natural looking. It's also easily dissolvable if you don't like (the goal, of course, is that you will like it). Juvéderm Volume is a great way to get improvement without surgery, either in place of surgical implants or to hold off a surgical implant. There are other filler options that may be of benefit for the tear trough. Be sure to see a physician who has experience with tear trough fillers and can guide you whether fillers or a surgical option is better for you.

 Cheek implants are really not designed to augment a tear trough, they are designed to augment a flat maxilla and cheek bone. Cheek implants are composed of Silastic, manufactured in a variety of sizes( small, medium, large) and a variety of shapes( malar, sub--malar, and combined). Since the cheeks and the cheek implants are three-dimensional structures, a full set of photographs and in-person examination and consultation is required.  Cheek implants are inserted through an intra-oral approach under a brief general anesthetic. Anticipate 2 weeks of  visible bruising and swelling after the procedure. For many examples and more information, please see the video and the link below regarding  cheek implants