Non-surgical Way to Restore Volume in Midface?

Fillers are the best treatment. Juvederm or other fillers work best when injected below the muscle under the eyelid area to minimize bruising and create a more smooth result. The fillers are used in the deep plane in the cheek with multiple passes and small amounts per pass to spread out the product so there is only a small chance of lumpiness. The hyaluronic acid fillers such as Juvederm and Restylane / Perlane can be treated with hyaluronidase to thin out the lumpiness should it occur.

Hyaluronic acid fillers, like Juvederm and Restylane, have been able to achieve beautiful improvements for my patients. The key is to find an injector who has experience with this area, and has an artistic eye to achieve the rejuvenating results you want.

Fat grafting may be a natural solution to volume loss in the mid cheeks and mid face areas. Raffy Karamanoukian Los Angeles

You seem to have been happy with Juvederm, so I would recommend that you stick with it for augmentation of the cheek/face area.

There are a variety of off the shelf products but the beauty of these is that it avoids the downtime of a surgical procedure, such as cheek implants for example. The limiting factor is that they are not permanent.

Hi Newmie,
Juvederm is excellent for restoring volume in the midface. I would use Restylane close to the eyes as sometimes Juvederm swells a little too much in this area leading to unsatisfactory results.
Another non-surgical method of restoring midface volume and lifting the slight laxity of the area is treatment with fractionated carbon dioxide laser. I have been using Fraxel re:pair for the past year. One of the most consistent effects is a slight lift of the mid-face, and smoothing of the lower eye lids.
Choose your injecting physician carefully.
Dr. P