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Volume loss by nose- can filler fix this? (Photo)

vhm19Feb 13, 2019
In the last nine months, I have noticed these deep divots on my cheeks by my nose appear and quickly become more and prominent. They are mostly noticeable when smiling. In the last year, the only notable changes I have made are 1. having a baby and losing the baby weight (although I weigh no less than I did before getting pregnant) and 2. Botox for crows feet. I haven’t seen any similar posts on RealSelf. Can this be fixed with filler?

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Dr. Jason Emer, MD
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