Cheekbone Filler

What is Cheekbone Filler?

The cheek area (malar region, mid-face) acts as the hanging column of the face located in the mid-face. With aging, the mid-face bones move backwards and lose their support. In addition, fat pads lose volume in our face with aging. With the loss of support of bone and fat tissue, sagging occurs on our face. By applying fillers to this area, volume loss in the mid-face is eliminated. Thus, sagging is reduced. The midface is directly related to the tear trough under the eyes and the nasolabial lines that descend from the nose to our mouth. Filling this area first allows the deepened nasolabial groove and under-eye hollowness to be reduced. It is also possible to make the face look more attractive and thinner just by adding fillers. Contrary to popular belief, filling this area does not round the face, on the contrary, it gives a thinner and inverted triangular appearance. The procedure takes about 15-20 minutes. The dose determined according to the needs of the person is applied by microinjection method. Redness, swelling and bruising may occur due to the procedure. It does not require anesthesia. Permanence varies between 6 months and 3 years depending on the product used.