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Which cosmetic filler is preferable/provides the most natural look when correcting mild flattening/jowling of the cheek area? am considering trying filler for the first time but don't want to go overboard or end up with unnatural-looking results.
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Stem cells: While several fillers are available to satisfy your need, consider using your own adipose derived stem cells. They are more natural, from your own body, and create a very natural plumping to sagging area. Discuss with a plastic surgeon to consider all options in your case. Good luck.
Answered 2/28/2020
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