I originally have prominent lateral cheekbones and a jawbone structure, but I had no cheek fat at all, so it was a complex for me (peanut-shaped face). I thought that if I got some square-jaw Botox, the muscles might grow less and the hollow cheeks might look less noticeable, so I went to ask about Botox. But as soon as the doctor saw my face, they said cheek-side filler (under the cheekbones), under-eye filler, and anterior cheek filler seemed more necessary. Since the doctor is famous for fillers, there may have been a sales aspect, but I think they treated me honestly from an objective and widely accepted standard of beauty. (My friend had a consultation together for calf Botox, and the doctor said that to their eyes, the muscles were not big so she probably did not need it, but if she really wanted it, she could do it.) They did look busy, but they answered well even when I asked about other things. They said a small amount has no safety issue, so after thinking about it a bit, I felt that putting filler in the cheek area next to the nose, which looked sunken because of the lateral cheekbones, would make it look more voluminous, so I got under-eye and anterior cheek filler! I knew nothing about fillers and got it right away the same day, and it hurt quiiiiite a lot when they injected it But after shedding a few tears, I’m satisfied that my cheeks filled out (not dramatic). -There are tons of people, so even with an appointment the wait is long. (It took an hour and a half from check-in to procedure.) -One retouch is possible after 2? 3? weeks (I think it will be a tiny amount). -The photos are just for reference because lighting conditions, etc. are different.
This is a surgical review pursuing natural beauty.