Facial Flatness- Seeking Model-Like Facial Structure - how can I add structure and dimension? (Photos)

Thank you for sharing your photos and thoughtful description — it’s clear you have a great sense of balance and awareness of your facial aesthetics. From what you’ve described, your concern about front-facing “flatness” and a desire for more definition is quite common, especially among those with naturally softer or more symmetrical features.

You’re correct that anterior (front) cheek augmentation can be an excellent way to add projection and contour to the midface, which in turn enhances light reflection and gives a more structured, model-like appearance. By bringing a bit more volume to the front cheeks, it can balance out the lower face and create that sculpted look you’re envisioning.

It’s also great that you’ve already started with masseter Botox — that’s often the right first step when the lower face feels heavier or wider. Over time, this helps slim the jawline and allows midface enhancements to stand out more.

Depending on your anatomy and goals, subtle contouring in the temples, chin, or jawline (to create definition and harmony) can also complement cheek augmentation beautifully. The key is balance — small, strategic enhancements can transform how the face catches light and create that refined, structured look without overfilling.

You’re already on the right track — with a tailored, layered approach, your features can be enhanced in a way that maintains your natural beauty while adding the striking definition you’re looking for.