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The diagonal, oval-shaped lumps you’re seeing next to your nose are likely Malar Mounds. At 32, these often become more prominent as the transition between the lower eyelid and the cheek changes. Will under-eye filler help?You should be very careful with filler in this specific area. T...

Based on your photos, we would recommend you to consider a minimally invasive approach focused on natural volume restoration, without incisions, implants, or synthetic materials, using your own fat.By restoring volume in the forehead, temples, apple cheeks, and lateral cheek area, you can get...

The grooves at the sides of the base of the nose are known as the alar grooves or alar Creases. They are the topmost portions of the smile lines and are very often treated with HA fillers in order to diminish the cosmetically troubling shadowing that appears there. Filler treatment of this...

From the photo provided the areas pointed out by the arrows within the lower cheek walls when you are smiling appear to be an early stage of what have come to be known as "parallel laugh lines". These are not the same as smile lines that radiate down from the sides of the nose nor are they...

Hi, Thank you for sharing the context and photos—it really helps to understand the situation. From what you’ve described, the crease on the side of your mouth is more of a skin crease from repeated trauma and dryness rather than true volume loss. In these cases, filler may not always be the ide...

Overall, your skin quality appears to be very good, despite the appearance of these pesky lines. There are several options for treatment. In my opinion, skin resurfacing for someone who otherwise has mild-moderate lines is the best option. This includes laser resurfacing or chemical peels, with...