HI: I have a severe volume loss in the cheek area: 2 years ago I got MALAR cheek implants that I like, but now the submalar triangle is even more hollow. I am very fond of Juvederm Voluma but my doctor told me that this area can not be augmented with Voluma. I am looking for a safe solution; I absolutely don't want to take the risk of lumps/ nodules with SCULPTRA and fat grafting can leave you with bumpy cheeks as well. Please let me know if Voluma can be used in the submalar triangle (photo).
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I have used various implants and fillers to shape the cheeks for well over 20 years both in men and women. Since you're asking about fillers, for cheek augmentation, I'll concentrate on answering that for you. Here's what you should know about using fillers for...
The amount of filler necessary to volumize hollow cheeks will vary greatly depending on the individual. As stated by Dr. Wallach, it can take as little as half of a syringe or possibly 1 or 2 syringes depending on the volume loss. It is best to get a consultation by a trusted...
Volume loss is quite common in the under eye area. Assessment needs to be made of the cause and then address the correct layer ( bone, fat, muscle). Skin thickness is also important to consider as one of the main challenges is keeping the area smooth. Hyaluronic gel fillers are...