Can a fractured cheekbone/zygoma be successfully 'treated' (filled in) with filler?

Filler is definitely an option - you would need a thick filler with lots of lifting power such as radiesse or voluma. Fat transfer is also a consideration. The final option would be surgical, in which the bone is rebroken and set back in its proper place, or a custom designed implant is placed to re-create your natural cheekbone. Best to see a board certified plastic surgeon who feels comfortable discussing all these options. Best of luck.Emile Brown, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, Johns Hopkins & Harvard Trained

Hello there! I do think cheek filler is a good option for your concern. I would recommend seeing an expert injector. Voluma, Lyft, and Radiesse are all great options for the cheek area, but I would need to assess the depression further to give more recommendations. A fat transfer to the face may also be longer-term option for you, but filler could at least show you what that area would look like corrected. Filler should last you 9-15 months in that area. Good luck! Sarah RN BSN

Yes, you are most likely a candidate for filler to correct your remaining zygomatic depression. The only way to know for sure is to see a plastic or ENT surgeon who knows the anatomy and is also an expert in fillers. Most likely, you will require a heavy filler like Juvederm Voluma or Radiesse to hold the skin up and overcome scar.