The anterior cheekbone area can easily look unnatural and strange right away if you get it done by a doctor who is not skilled at designing that area. It’s also an area where facial muscles bunch up a lot when smiling, so contour lines can easily form around it On top of that, it doesn’t dissolve or fade easily, so while filler in other areas disappears, only that area may remain, and the shape can gradually become odd
If you get anterior cheek filler because of under-eye hollowness, the under-eye hollowness can become even worse.. Because the anterior cheek looks relatively more protruded, the existing under-eye hollows or nasolabial folds can look even more sunken But putting filler under the eyes or in the nasolabial folds is risky, and since filler needs to be repeated periodically, it feels like gambling
Please think a lot before getting the procedure. (This is only my personal opinion!)