Achieving hollow cheeks for $25 (1 syringe of filler)

[Veridic]

This guide includes a step by step process of how I maintain my "hollow cheeks" for years now while creating a higher set cheekbone effect as an added benefit.​

Note: I want to clarify that for legal reasons, this is purely educational and I am not condoning these activities despite having them myself, but simply sharing what I've found through extensive research on the topic and the steps necessary to proceed.

We will be targeting the malar/submalar regions above or lateral to the nasolabial fold, as shown below within my illustration, in order to push the tissue out and upward. If done correctly, this will give your cheek enough lift, to give your buccal fat pads more "hollowing" in return.

Where do I get filler?
You can feel free to dm me for my source, completely free of all charges.
Can I benefit from this?
If you have cheekbones which aren't completely collapsed or recessed, you will most definitely benefit.
What do I do if this goes wrong? (overfilling, highly unlikely with only 1 syringe)
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid, commonly used in filler to dissolve the gel locally within minutes to hours, at most an hour or two in this case. It's easy to use and does not require anything more than to inject the enzyme locally and allow it to spread on its own.

Supplies:
-Disposable gloves
-Alcohol pads or any other disinfectant of your choice
-1 syringe of filler, use a high g-prime filler for this as the low g-prime ones do tend to migrate from lacking firmness ($20-$35 at most depending on which brand you choose)
-Eyeliner or marker that washes easy for landmark mapping purposes
-Room temperature IQ

The process:​

1. Assessment:
Finding your zygomatic arch or the cheekbone, submalar area, and buccal space. (make sure to do some more research on your own in order to ensure outcome)

2. Mapping (use any marker of your choice, preferably a white eyeliner for easy clean up)
Using the color coded illustration provided below, mark the upper/mid cheek (located over the malar bone, lateral to the most projected part of the cheekbone), avoid the buccal hollow itself and make sure to never fill this area as we want to avoid doing so in order to exaggerate it. Your buccal pads begin at the bottom of the lower plane of the zygo marked orange, and is the one region you do not want to touch for the purpose of this.

3. Preparation:
Clean the skin and numb it unless ordering a filler with lidocaine mixed into the gel (based on preference).

4. Injection:
Your technique should consist of entering the zygo plane laterally, beginning from the end closest to your ear and inserting the needle laterally to the bone. Deposit no more than 0.0.5-0.1ml at a time, spacing each deposit roughly 1/2 inches (1.27cm) away from the previous one. Make sure to not inject into the markings you've created with your marker, preferable washing it off prior to injection.

Lifting the skin to insert the needle is normal for people like myself who are naturally deficient in facial fat in order to not scrape the bone, which of course you want to place the filler on top of as deep. Avoid any other depths as this can result in bulges or migration due to how active the muscles in these regions are.

Following the plane of the red arrow, move along the lateral plane and around the curve into your anterior (front facing) zygomatic plane, before stopping at the blue vertical lines positioned perpendicularly to the center of the iris. (Going any further becomes a midface filler procedure, which this guide does not cover in terms of precautions to take when it comes to certain arteries you want to avoid, and other things of that nature.)

5. Sculpting:
Using minimal pressure to massage by making circular rubbing motions with one finger to flatten the gel deposit, followed by blending the deposit with "soft" swiping gestures using the same finger to get the projection of the gel positioned the way you'd like along the red arrow.

Aftercare:
-Avoid any intense physical activities for at least 2-3 days
-No intense expressions throughout this period
-Do not chew aggressively
-Try not to get into a fight
-Following these steps results in a beneficial outcome : ]

Conclusion: If done right, you will now appear more angular, look better in photos, and normies might notice that you look a bit more masculine or intense. The worst case scenario? Looking more developed, with the process able to be repeated for

YELLOW = Upper cheekbone shelf
ORANGE = Bottom cheekbone shelf
RED Arrow = Filler gel placement trajectory (middle of the zygo bone leading into the anterior zygo and ending at the blue vertical lines)

 

[Orbix]

Is this @Orka approved

 

[true.perso.chad]

This guide includes a step by step process of how I maintain my "hollow cheeks" for years now while creating a higher set cheekbone effect as an added benefit.​

Note: I want to clarify that for legal reasons, this is purely educational and I am not condoning these activities despite having them myself, but simply sharing what I've found through extensive research on the topic and the steps necessary to proceed.

We will be targeting the malar/submalar regions above or lateral to the nasolabial fold, as shown below within my illustration, in order to push the tissue out and upward. If done correctly, this will give your cheek enough lift, to give your buccal fat pads more "hollowing" in return.

Where do I get filler?
You can feel free to dm me for my source, completely free of all charges.
Can I benefit from this?
If you have cheekbones which aren't completely collapsed or recessed, you will most definitely benefit.
What do I do if this goes wrong? (overfilling, highly unlikely with only 1 syringe)
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid, commonly used in filler to dissolve the gel locally within minutes to hours, at most an hour or two in this case. It's easy to use and does not require anything more than to locally inject the enzyme locally and allow it to spread on it's own.

Supplies:
-Disposable gloves
-Alcohol pads or any other disinfectant of your choice
-1 syringe of filler ($20-$35 at most depending on which brand you choose)
-Eyeliner or marker that washes easy for landmark mapping purposes
-Room temperature IQ

The process:​

1. Assessment:
Finding your zygomatic arch or the cheekbone, submalar area, and buccal space. (make sure to do some more research on your own in order to ensure outcome)

2. Mapping (use any marker of your choice, preferably a white eyeliner for easy clean up)
Using the color coded illustration provided below, mark the upper/mid cheek (located over the malar bone, lateral to the most projected part of the cheekbone), avoid the buccal hollow itself and make sure to never fill this area as we want to avoid doing so in order to exaggerate it. Your buccal pads begin at the bottom of the lower plane of the zygo marked orange, and is the one region you do not want to touch for the purpose of this.

3. Preparation:
Clean the skin and numb it unless ordering a filler with lidocaine mixed into the gel (based on preference).

4. Injection:
Your technique should consist of entering the zygo plane laterally, beginning from the end closest to your ear and inserting the needle laterally to the bone. Deposit no more than 0.0.5-0.1ml at a time, spacing each deposit roughly 1/2 inches (1.27cm) away from the previous one. Make sure to not inject into the markings you've created with your marker, preferable washing it off prior to injection.

Lifting the skin to insert the needle is normal for people like myself who are naturally deficient in facial fat in order to not scrape the bone, which of course you want to place the filler on top of as deep. Avoid any other depths as this can result in bulges or migration due to how active the muscles in these regions are.

Following the plane of the red arrow, move along the lateral plane and around the curve into your anterior (front facing) zygomatic plane, before stopping at the blue vertical lines positioned perpendicularly to the center of the iris. (Going any further becomes a midface filler procedure, which this guide does not cover in terms of precautions to take when it comes to certain arteries you want to avoid, and other things of that nature.)

5. Sculpting:
Using minimal pressure to massage by making circular rubbing motions with one finger to flatten the gel deposit, followed by blending the deposit with "soft" swiping gestures using the same finger to get the projection of the gel positioned the way you'd like along the red arrow.

Aftercare:
-Avoid any intense physical activities for at least 2-3 days
-No intense expressions throughout this period
-Do not chew aggressively
-Try not to get into a fight
-Following these steps results in a beneficial outcome : ]

Conclusion: If done right, you will now appear more angular, look better in photos, and normies might notice that you look a bit more masculine or intense. The worst case scenario? Looking more developed, with the process able to be repeated for

YELLOW = Upper cheekbone shelf
ORANGE = Bottom cheekbone shelf
RED Arrow = Filler gel placement trajectory (middle of the zygo bone leading into the anterior zygo and ending at the blue vertical lines)

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DNR

 

[Veridic]

Is this @Orka approved

We shall wait and see.

 

[Orka]

Is this @Orka approved

OP is an amazing user & he's speaking from experience

I love his content

 

[Veridic]

OP is an amazing user & he's speaking from experience

I love his content

 

[Orbix]

This guide includes a step by step process of how I maintain my "hollow cheeks" for years now while creating a higher set cheekbone effect as an added benefit.​

Note: I want to clarify that for legal reasons, this is purely educational and I am not condoning these activities despite having them myself, but simply sharing what I've found through extensive research on the topic and the steps necessary to proceed.

We will be targeting the malar/submalar regions above or lateral to the nasolabial fold, as shown below within my illustration, in order to push the tissue out and upward. If done correctly, this will give your cheek enough lift, to give your buccal fat pads more "hollowing" in return.

Where do I get filler?
You can feel free to dm me for my source, completely free of all charges.
Can I benefit from this?
If you have cheekbones which aren't completely collapsed or recessed, you will most definitely benefit.
What do I do if this goes wrong? (overfilling, highly unlikely with only 1 syringe)
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid, commonly used in filler to dissolve the gel locally within minutes to hours, at most an hour or two in this case. It's easy to use and does not require anything more than to locally inject the enzyme locally and allow it to spread on it's own.

Supplies:
-Disposable gloves
-Alcohol pads or any other disinfectant of your choice
-1 syringe of filler ($20-$35 at most depending on which brand you choose)
-Eyeliner or marker that washes easy for landmark mapping purposes
-Room temperature IQ

The process:​

1. Assessment:
Finding your zygomatic arch or the cheekbone, submalar area, and buccal space. (make sure to do some more research on your own in order to ensure outcome)

2. Mapping (use any marker of your choice, preferably a white eyeliner for easy clean up)
Using the color coded illustration provided below, mark the upper/mid cheek (located over the malar bone, lateral to the most projected part of the cheekbone), avoid the buccal hollow itself and make sure to never fill this area as we want to avoid doing so in order to exaggerate it. Your buccal pads begin at the bottom of the lower plane of the zygo marked orange, and is the one region you do not want to touch for the purpose of this.

3. Preparation:
Clean the skin and numb it unless ordering a filler with lidocaine mixed into the gel (based on preference).

4. Injection:
Your technique should consist of entering the zygo plane laterally, beginning from the end closest to your ear and inserting the needle laterally to the bone. Deposit no more than 0.0.5-0.1ml at a time, spacing each deposit roughly 1/2 inches (1.27cm) away from the previous one. Make sure to not inject into the markings you've created with your marker, preferable washing it off prior to injection.

Lifting the skin to insert the needle is normal for people like myself who are naturally deficient in facial fat in order to not scrape the bone, which of course you want to place the filler on top of as deep. Avoid any other depths as this can result in bulges or migration due to how active the muscles in these regions are.

Following the plane of the red arrow, move along the lateral plane and around the curve into your anterior (front facing) zygomatic plane, before stopping at the blue vertical lines positioned perpendicularly to the center of the iris. (Going any further becomes a midface filler procedure, which this guide does not cover in terms of precautions to take when it comes to certain arteries you want to avoid, and other things of that nature.)

5. Sculpting:
Using minimal pressure to massage by making circular rubbing motions with one finger to flatten the gel deposit, followed by blending the deposit with "soft" swiping gestures using the same finger to get the projection of the gel positioned the way you'd like along the red arrow.

Aftercare:
-Avoid any intense physical activities for at least 2-3 days
-No intense expressions throughout this period
-Do not chew aggressively
-Try not to get into a fight
-Following these steps results in a beneficial outcome : ]

Conclusion: If done right, you will now appear more angular, look better in photos, and normies might notice that you look a bit more masculine or intense. The worst case scenario? Looking more developed, with the process able to be repeated for

YELLOW = Upper cheekbone shelf
ORANGE = Bottom cheekbone shelf
RED Arrow = Filler gel placement trajectory (middle of the zygo bone leading into the anterior zygo and ending at the blue vertical lines)

View attachment 4633952View attachment 4633961

This guide includes a step by step process of how I maintain my "hollow cheeks" for years now while creating a higher set cheekbone effect as an added benefit.​

Note: I want to clarify that for legal reasons, this is purely educational and I am not condoning these activities despite having them myself, but simply sharing what I've found through extensive research on the topic and the steps necessary to proceed.

We will be targeting the malar/submalar regions above or lateral to the nasolabial fold, as shown below within my illustration, in order to push the tissue out and upward. If done correctly, this will give your cheek enough lift, to give your buccal fat pads more "hollowing" in return.

Where do I get filler?
You can feel free to dm me for my source, completely free of all charges.
Can I benefit from this?
If you have cheekbones which aren't completely collapsed or recessed, you will most definitely benefit.
What do I do if this goes wrong? (overfilling, highly unlikely with only 1 syringe)
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid, commonly used in filler to dissolve the gel locally within minutes to hours, at most an hour or two in this case. It's easy to use and does not require anything more than to locally inject the enzyme locally and allow it to spread on it's own.

Supplies:
-Disposable gloves
-Alcohol pads or any other disinfectant of your choice
-1 syringe of filler ($20-$35 at most depending on which brand you choose)
-Eyeliner or marker that washes easy for landmark mapping purposes
-Room temperature IQ

The process:​

1. Assessment:
Finding your zygomatic arch or the cheekbone, submalar area, and buccal space. (make sure to do some more research on your own in order to ensure outcome)

2. Mapping (use any marker of your choice, preferably a white eyeliner for easy clean up)
Using the color coded illustration provided below, mark the upper/mid cheek (located over the malar bone, lateral to the most projected part of the cheekbone), avoid the buccal hollow itself and make sure to never fill this area as we want to avoid doing so in order to exaggerate it. Your buccal pads begin at the bottom of the lower plane of the zygo marked orange, and is the one region you do not want to touch for the purpose of this.

3. Preparation:
Clean the skin and numb it unless ordering a filler with lidocaine mixed into the gel (based on preference).

4. Injection:
Your technique should consist of entering the zygo plane laterally, beginning from the end closest to your ear and inserting the needle laterally to the bone. Deposit no more than 0.0.5-0.1ml at a time, spacing each deposit roughly 1/2 inches (1.27cm) away from the previous one. Make sure to not inject into the markings you've created with your marker, preferable washing it off prior to injection.

Lifting the skin to insert the needle is normal for people like myself who are naturally deficient in facial fat in order to not scrape the bone, which of course you want to place the filler on top of as deep. Avoid any other depths as this can result in bulges or migration due to how active the muscles in these regions are.

Following the plane of the red arrow, move along the lateral plane and around the curve into your anterior (front facing) zygomatic plane, before stopping at the blue vertical lines positioned perpendicularly to the center of the iris. (Going any further becomes a midface filler procedure, which this guide does not cover in terms of precautions to take when it comes to certain arteries you want to avoid, and other things of that nature.)

5. Sculpting:
Using minimal pressure to massage by making circular rubbing motions with one finger to flatten the gel deposit, followed by blending the deposit with "soft" swiping gestures using the same finger to get the projection of the gel positioned the way you'd like along the red arrow.

Aftercare:
-Avoid any intense physical activities for at least 2-3 days
-No intense expressions throughout this period
-Do not chew aggressively
-Try not to get into a fight
-Following these steps results in a beneficial outcome : ]

Conclusion: If done right, you will now appear more angular, look better in photos, and normies might notice that you look a bit more masculine or intense. The worst case scenario? Looking more developed, with the process able to be repeated for

YELLOW = Upper cheekbone shelf
ORANGE = Bottom cheekbone shelf
RED Arrow = Filler gel placement trajectory (middle of the zygo bone leading into the anterior zygo and ending at the blue vertical lines)

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I Have quiet projected zygos and have always been interested in fillers, is there anything I can do for cooked inward gonions and short ramus also infraorbs. I'll DM you to find source mirin the high effort, people aren't appreciating it as much because your username isn't cool and sparkly

 

[selfascender]

Good effort but DNR
No nigga should follow this

 

[Veridic]

I Have quiet projected zygos and have always been interested in fillers, is there anything I can do for cooked inward gonions and short ramus also infraorbs. I'll DM you to find source mirin the high effort, people aren't appreciating it as much because your username isn't cool and sparkly

I did my own gonions and got rather solid results by widening them to match my lateral zygo projection when I was obsessed with increasing my overall fwhr. It does come with it's own caveats and the aftercare was probably the most problematic it's gotten with that one area, but I've learned from my mistakes and wouldn't mind making a guide soon. I do think orka wanted to do that though, so we'll see.

As for the ramus, I haven't done it myself nor do I see many people really going for that specific upgrade, so I doubt you could really do much with filler which already feels like flimsy rubber when hardened. Best to leave it for traits that are a bit more anchored and not moving on an axis so much.

Infraorbital filler is tricky I can't lie, the biggest risk is the infraorbital artery that runs a few cm below the orbital itself and back during the few years ago I was first starting my journey, I had major tear troughs which I eventually got grafted but what I did was essentially injecting the filler into the upper portion of my anterior zygo followed by massaging the gel into my under eyes as best as I could considering injecting straight into that region risked blinding myself

 

[Veridic]

Good effort but DNR
No nigga should follow this

Hence my disclaimer and suggestion to do research on your own time as well.

 

[Sayori]

This guide includes a step by step process of how I maintain my "hollow cheeks" for years now while creating a higher set cheekbone effect as an added benefit.​

Note: I want to clarify that for legal reasons, this is purely educational and I am not condoning these activities despite having them myself, but simply sharing what I've found through extensive research on the topic and the steps necessary to proceed.

We will be targeting the malar/submalar regions above or lateral to the nasolabial fold, as shown below within my illustration, in order to push the tissue out and upward. If done correctly, this will give your cheek enough lift, to give your buccal fat pads more "hollowing" in return.

Where do I get filler?
You can feel free to dm me for my source, completely free of all charges.
Can I benefit from this?
If you have cheekbones which aren't completely collapsed or recessed, you will most definitely benefit.
What do I do if this goes wrong? (overfilling, highly unlikely with only 1 syringe)
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid, commonly used in filler to dissolve the gel locally within minutes to hours, at most an hour or two in this case. It's easy to use and does not require anything more than to locally inject the enzyme locally and allow it to spread on it's own.

Supplies:
-Disposable gloves
-Alcohol pads or any other disinfectant of your choice
-1 syringe of filler ($20-$35 at most depending on which brand you choose)
-Eyeliner or marker that washes easy for landmark mapping purposes
-Room temperature IQ

The process:​

1. Assessment:
Finding your zygomatic arch or the cheekbone, submalar area, and buccal space. (make sure to do some more research on your own in order to ensure outcome)

2. Mapping (use any marker of your choice, preferably a white eyeliner for easy clean up)
Using the color coded illustration provided below, mark the upper/mid cheek (located over the malar bone, lateral to the most projected part of the cheekbone), avoid the buccal hollow itself and make sure to never fill this area as we want to avoid doing so in order to exaggerate it. Your buccal pads begin at the bottom of the lower plane of the zygo marked orange, and is the one region you do not want to touch for the purpose of this.

3. Preparation:
Clean the skin and numb it unless ordering a filler with lidocaine mixed into the gel (based on preference).

4. Injection:
Your technique should consist of entering the zygo plane laterally, beginning from the end closest to your ear and inserting the needle laterally to the bone. Deposit no more than 0.0.5-0.1ml at a time, spacing each deposit roughly 1/2 inches (1.27cm) away from the previous one. Make sure to not inject into the markings you've created with your marker, preferable washing it off prior to injection.

Lifting the skin to insert the needle is normal for people like myself who are naturally deficient in facial fat in order to not scrape the bone, which of course you want to place the filler on top of as deep. Avoid any other depths as this can result in bulges or migration due to how active the muscles in these regions are.

Following the plane of the red arrow, move along the lateral plane and around the curve into your anterior (front facing) zygomatic plane, before stopping at the blue vertical lines positioned perpendicularly to the center of the iris. (Going any further becomes a midface filler procedure, which this guide does not cover in terms of precautions to take when it comes to certain arteries you want to avoid, and other things of that nature.)

5. Sculpting:
Using minimal pressure to massage by making circular rubbing motions with one finger to flatten the gel deposit, followed by blending the deposit with "soft" swiping gestures using the same finger to get the projection of the gel positioned the way you'd like along the red arrow.

Aftercare:
-Avoid any intense physical activities for at least 2-3 days
-No intense expressions throughout this period
-Do not chew aggressively
-Try not to get into a fight
-Following these steps results in a beneficial outcome : ]

Conclusion: If done right, you will now appear more angular, look better in photos, and normies might notice that you look a bit more masculine or intense. The worst case scenario? Looking more developed, with the process able to be repeated for

YELLOW = Upper cheekbone shelf
ORANGE = Bottom cheekbone shelf
RED Arrow = Filler gel placement trajectory (middle of the zygo bone leading into the anterior zygo and ending at the blue vertical lines)

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Thankyou for this nga

 

[Veridic]

Thankyou for this nga

Happy to help

 

[eyezen]

is the only benifits of doing this yourself instad of a profesional: cost and naking ir specific for ur face yk (tired af 4got the word)

 

[Veridic]

is the only benifits of doing this yourself instad of a profesional: cost and naking ir specific for ur face yk (tired af 4got the word)

Honestly, having had professionally done midface and chin filler in the past, I was severely disappointed. Doing it myself was 1900% cheaper (real math), iyelded better results, and felt safer to do tbh

 

[Veridic]

I Have quiet projected zygos and have always been interested in fillers, is there anything I can do for cooked inward gonions and short ramus also infraorbs. I'll DM you to find source mirin the high effort, people aren't appreciating it as much because your username isn't cool and sparkly

There is my name sparkly enough now?

 

[Orbix]

There is my name sparkly enough now?

LMAO the notification confused me, enjoy it bro now that it's bumped everyone is gtfih

 

[Veridic]

LMAO the notification confused me, enjoy it bro now that it's bumped everyone is gtfih

Woopty doo

 

[StyIix]

DNR

Niggas when something useful is on their screen

 

[Napoleon1800]

This guide includes a step by step process of how I maintain my "hollow cheeks" for years now while creating a higher set cheekbone effect as an added benefit.​

Note: I want to clarify that for legal reasons, this is purely educational and I am not condoning these activities despite having them myself, but simply sharing what I've found through extensive research on the topic and the steps necessary to proceed.

We will be targeting the malar/submalar regions above or lateral to the nasolabial fold, as shown below within my illustration, in order to push the tissue out and upward. If done correctly, this will give your cheek enough lift, to give your buccal fat pads more "hollowing" in return.

Where do I get filler?
You can feel free to dm me for my source, completely free of all charges.
Can I benefit from this?
If you have cheekbones which aren't completely collapsed or recessed, you will most definitely benefit.
What do I do if this goes wrong? (overfilling, highly unlikely with only 1 syringe)
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid, commonly used in filler to dissolve the gel locally within minutes to hours, at most an hour or two in this case. It's easy to use and does not require anything more than to locally inject the enzyme locally and allow it to spread on it's own.

Supplies:
-Disposable gloves
-Alcohol pads or any other disinfectant of your choice
-1 syringe of filler ($20-$35 at most depending on which brand you choose)
-Eyeliner or marker that washes easy for landmark mapping purposes
-Room temperature IQ

The process:​

1. Assessment:
Finding your zygomatic arch or the cheekbone, submalar area, and buccal space. (make sure to do some more research on your own in order to ensure outcome)

2. Mapping (use any marker of your choice, preferably a white eyeliner for easy clean up)
Using the color coded illustration provided below, mark the upper/mid cheek (located over the malar bone, lateral to the most projected part of the cheekbone), avoid the buccal hollow itself and make sure to never fill this area as we want to avoid doing so in order to exaggerate it. Your buccal pads begin at the bottom of the lower plane of the zygo marked orange, and is the one region you do not want to touch for the purpose of this.

3. Preparation:
Clean the skin and numb it unless ordering a filler with lidocaine mixed into the gel (based on preference).

4. Injection:
Your technique should consist of entering the zygo plane laterally, beginning from the end closest to your ear and inserting the needle laterally to the bone. Deposit no more than 0.0.5-0.1ml at a time, spacing each deposit roughly 1/2 inches (1.27cm) away from the previous one. Make sure to not inject into the markings you've created with your marker, preferable washing it off prior to injection.

Lifting the skin to insert the needle is normal for people like myself who are naturally deficient in facial fat in order to not scrape the bone, which of course you want to place the filler on top of as deep. Avoid any other depths as this can result in bulges or migration due to how active the muscles in these regions are.

Following the plane of the red arrow, move along the lateral plane and around the curve into your anterior (front facing) zygomatic plane, before stopping at the blue vertical lines positioned perpendicularly to the center of the iris. (Going any further becomes a midface filler procedure, which this guide does not cover in terms of precautions to take when it comes to certain arteries you want to avoid, and other things of that nature.)

5. Sculpting:
Using minimal pressure to massage by making circular rubbing motions with one finger to flatten the gel deposit, followed by blending the deposit with "soft" swiping gestures using the same finger to get the projection of the gel positioned the way you'd like along the red arrow.

Aftercare:
-Avoid any intense physical activities for at least 2-3 days
-No intense expressions throughout this period
-Do not chew aggressively
-Try not to get into a fight
-Following these steps results in a beneficial outcome : ]

Conclusion: If done right, you will now appear more angular, look better in photos, and normies might notice that you look a bit more masculine or intense. The worst case scenario? Looking more developed, with the process able to be repeated for

YELLOW = Upper cheekbone shelf
ORANGE = Bottom cheekbone shelf
RED Arrow = Filler gel placement trajectory (middle of the zygo bone leading into the anterior zygo and ending at the blue vertical lines)

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Won’t this migrate into your cheeks and fuck you up in some time?

 

[Orbix]

Woopty doo

Is the discount code still active? How do I use it

 

[Orbix]

Woopty doo

Found it

 

[Veridic]

Won’t this migrate into your cheeks and fuck you up in some time?

Possible, but migration is more fear mongered than it's really worth concerning yourself over as long as your placement technique is directly on the bone itself and managing to not overfill, I mentioned those things in the guide for this reason

 

[Veridic]

Is the discount code still active? How do I use it

Yeah, just type the code flash40 into the discount box and select which option you want to pay for

 

[Orbix]

There is my name sparkly enough now?

Idk is mine?

 

[Veridic]

Idk is mine?

Like the stars

 

[MogHard]

Very good thread, I appreciate it. Finally a guide which really helps improving instead of these cope implants no one here ever will get and they are to expensive and for example in Germany no doctor even knows about them.

I want to add a little Detail:
Every time you insert the needle pull it back first (its called aspirating). If blood is filling inside your syringe stop immediatly at this position.

I know a Filler Doctor and she showed me once pictures of someone who did filler DIY end ended up with a vascular constriction which heavily fucks up the face.

You highly decrease the risk of ever happen to you by aspirating every time specially in high risk areas like the piriform fossa and Jawline.

 

[Veridic]

Very good thread, I appreciate it. Finally a guide which really helps improving instead of these cope implants no one here ever will get and they are to expensive and for example in Germany no doctor even knows about them.

I want to add a little Detail:
Every time you insert the needle pull it back first (its called aspirating). If blood is filling inside your syringe stop immediatly at this position.

I know a Filler Doctor and she showed me once pictures of someone who did filler DIY end ended up with a vascular constriction which heavily fucks up the face.

You highly decrease the risk of ever happen to you by aspirating every time specially in high risk areas like the piriform fossa and Jawline.

Correct, although I could have sworn I added this but I guess not, thanks for the feedback

 

[soapbubble]

DNR

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[Sayori]

This guide includes a step by step process of how I maintain my "hollow cheeks" for years now while creating a higher set cheekbone effect as an added benefit.​

Note: I want to clarify that for legal reasons, this is purely educational and I am not condoning these activities despite having them myself, but simply sharing what I've found through extensive research on the topic and the steps necessary to proceed.

We will be targeting the malar/submalar regions above or lateral to the nasolabial fold, as shown below within my illustration, in order to push the tissue out and upward. If done correctly, this will give your cheek enough lift, to give your buccal fat pads more "hollowing" in return.

Where do I get filler?
You can feel free to dm me for my source, completely free of all charges.
Can I benefit from this?
If you have cheekbones which aren't completely collapsed or recessed, you will most definitely benefit.
What do I do if this goes wrong? (overfilling, highly unlikely with only 1 syringe)
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid, commonly used in filler to dissolve the gel locally within minutes to hours, at most an hour or two in this case. It's easy to use and does not require anything more than to inject the enzyme locally and allow it to spread on its own.

Supplies:
-Disposable gloves
-Alcohol pads or any other disinfectant of your choice
-1 syringe of filler, use a high g-prime filler for this as the low g-prime ones do tend to migrate from lacking firmness ($20-$35 at most depending on which brand you choose)
-Eyeliner or marker that washes easy for landmark mapping purposes
-Room temperature IQ

The process:​

1. Assessment:
Finding your zygomatic arch or the cheekbone, submalar area, and buccal space. (make sure to do some more research on your own in order to ensure outcome)

2. Mapping (use any marker of your choice, preferably a white eyeliner for easy clean up)
Using the color coded illustration provided below, mark the upper/mid cheek (located over the malar bone, lateral to the most projected part of the cheekbone), avoid the buccal hollow itself and make sure to never fill this area as we want to avoid doing so in order to exaggerate it. Your buccal pads begin at the bottom of the lower plane of the zygo marked orange, and is the one region you do not want to touch for the purpose of this.

3. Preparation:
Clean the skin and numb it unless ordering a filler with lidocaine mixed into the gel (based on preference).

4. Injection:
Your technique should consist of entering the zygo plane laterally, beginning from the end closest to your ear and inserting the needle laterally to the bone. Deposit no more than 0.0.5-0.1ml at a time, spacing each deposit roughly 1/2 inches (1.27cm) away from the previous one. Make sure to not inject into the markings you've created with your marker, preferable washing it off prior to injection.

Lifting the skin to insert the needle is normal for people like myself who are naturally deficient in facial fat in order to not scrape the bone, which of course you want to place the filler on top of as deep. Avoid any other depths as this can result in bulges or migration due to how active the muscles in these regions are.

Following the plane of the red arrow, move along the lateral plane and around the curve into your anterior (front facing) zygomatic plane, before stopping at the blue vertical lines positioned perpendicularly to the center of the iris. (Going any further becomes a midface filler procedure, which this guide does not cover in terms of precautions to take when it comes to certain arteries you want to avoid, and other things of that nature.)

5. Sculpting:
Using minimal pressure to massage by making circular rubbing motions with one finger to flatten the gel deposit, followed by blending the deposit with "soft" swiping gestures using the same finger to get the projection of the gel positioned the way you'd like along the red arrow.

Aftercare:
-Avoid any intense physical activities for at least 2-3 days
-No intense expressions throughout this period
-Do not chew aggressively
-Try not to get into a fight
-Following these steps results in a beneficial outcome : ]

Conclusion: If done right, you will now appear more angular, look better in photos, and normies might notice that you look a bit more masculine or intense. The worst case scenario? Looking more developed, with the process able to be repeated for

YELLOW = Upper cheekbone shelf
ORANGE = Bottom cheekbone shelf
RED Arrow = Filler gel placement trajectory (middle of the zygo bone leading into the anterior zygo and ending at the blue vertical lines)

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Would a cannula not be better for this procedure?

Or is it booty since you're going bone deep instead of staying in the subq layer

 

[Veridic]

Would a cannula not be better for this procedure?

Or is it booty since you're going bone deep instead of staying in the subq layer

It’s very unnecessary imo

Injectors do use cannulas though

 

[seven?]

good thread

 

[Veridic]

good thread

Much appreciated