Cheeks

Babies and young toddlers have full fat pads on the cheeks that create the typical rounded baby face. As we get older, we lose some of this baby fat to develop more flattering facial planes as cheek bones are accentuated. However, as the years continue to pass, you continue to lose the fat pad, facial contours become sharp and the cheeks appear hollow.  Replacing this facial volume is vital to restoring a youthful look to the face.