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Long, narrow gaunt face. Will fillers fix it?

Rational748065Apr 7, 2024
I am a 26yo male and I have a long and very narrow face. I have always had a gaunt face, maybe because of not meeting my required calories or its just genes. Under the sun and some lights my face appears very gaunt and I would like a fuller and generally wider face. I do not want to get a surgery so would fillers help me get the look I am looking for? What kind of filler would best suite me, how many would I need and where exactly in the face?

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