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Cheek Augmentation
(redirected from Malar Augmentation)

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Cheek Augmentation
A cosmetic facial contouring procedure using either synthetics or biologicals to increase malar/cheek bone prominence—‘high cheekbones’—and balance an otherwise less defined face

Formats Surgical implantation of solid devices made of silicone or porex, usually performed through an incision in the mouth, but also via the lower eyelid or temple. Less invasive methods of cheek augmentation include injection of filler material


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5-7,10-13) Malar Augmentation Aging has a profound affect on the appearance of the mid face.
Among these techniques are intense pulsed light, chemical peels, injectable fillers, endoscopic forehead rejuvenation, and transconjunctival sub-periosteal cheek lift without malar augmentation.
Other procedures such as lip implants and malar augmentation saw a rise in the number of individuals electing to receive this cosmetic enhancement.
 
 
 
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