Is it possible to make the most lateral part of the zygomatic arch (right in front of the ear) wider? I know it may be possible with implants, but can it just be done with fillers? I only want to make it wider by about 8mm. Would 4mm of filler on each side achieve this width to my face? I know it is an odd request. Thank you.
Answer: Making the face wider with #fillers There are several fillers, including Sculptra, Voluma, and Radiesse, that can address this problem. Fillers have fewer potential side effects that surgery, and will give you an opportunity to preview the results if you do decide to go forward with a more permanent correction.
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Answer: Making the face wider with #fillers There are several fillers, including Sculptra, Voluma, and Radiesse, that can address this problem. Fillers have fewer potential side effects that surgery, and will give you an opportunity to preview the results if you do decide to go forward with a more permanent correction.
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June 4, 2014
Answer: Posterior Zygomatic Arch Augmentation While you can use an injectable filler like Voluma to create a zygomatic widening effect, it is not administered in mms (thickness) but rather fractions of ccs. (volume) As a bone enhancement method, fillers do not have the same push or sustainability as an implant. There are specific implants that are used for application of the glenoid fossa rim that are placed through a small incision in the temporal hairline.
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June 4, 2014
Answer: Posterior Zygomatic Arch Augmentation While you can use an injectable filler like Voluma to create a zygomatic widening effect, it is not administered in mms (thickness) but rather fractions of ccs. (volume) As a bone enhancement method, fillers do not have the same push or sustainability as an implant. There are specific implants that are used for application of the glenoid fossa rim that are placed through a small incision in the temporal hairline.
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