My cheekbone appears wider than it was when I was younger. Could you please suggest a possible reason for this change and how I can restore it to its previous appearance?
It is challenging to provide a definitive opinion without seeing what you are referring to, but the cheekbones themselves do not change with age. However, there may be some soft tissue changes that give the appearance of changes in the cheekbones. It would be helpful to post some clear photographs for a more accurate assessment.
Thank you for inquiring about your cheekbones. Without a photo and more information about your age, height, weight, and the timeline of the change, it is challenging to provide a precise explanation for the difference in your cheekbone width. However, it is important to note that facial bones continue to grow until around age 22 for women and age 25 for men. This natural maturation process can alter our appearance over time. While normal maturation is a common reason for changes in cheekbone width, it would be best to undergo a comprehensive evaluation and examination to address your specific concerns. Consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon will provide you with a more accurate assessment. Always seek the expertise of a board-certified plastic surgeon. Best wishes.
Loss of volume is a common factor in facial aging. Cheekbones becoming wider is unlikely, but volume loss around the cheeks can give the appearance of wider cheeks. Options such as fillers, fat grafting, or a facelift can help address this concern.
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