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Midface/paranasal implants, or filler for recessed areas?

Sarahcat789Apr 8, 2022
Would I benefit more from a midface implant or a paranasal implant, combined with a chin impant to balance my face? I am concerned about what appears to be a recessed midface. I dislike the area around my nose. Are implants necessary or can filler be injected into the paranasal area and would this given me the desired results Any advice is appreciated.

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Answered on Apr 10, 2022
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