Some candidates have a large face with protruding cheekbones and cheek arches. However, they are worried about the risk of face-lifting surgery, so they want to consult if there is a smaller surgery that can have a face-lifting effect. So I recommended the candidate to do fat filler, but the candidate immediately objected: My face is so big and you still let me do filler? Won’t I become a pig’s head after filling it? In fact, for facial fillers, usually the face will not be bigger after filling, but also smaller, which is a visual difference. For example, the common temple depression and the depression below the cheekbone. It will give a feeling of narrow forehead and wide cheekbones. For this kind of candidates, changing the shape of the face is a more direct way, but some candidates cannot accept moving the bones, so they can consider filling the temples to make it more visually coordinated. For the lack of facial tissue, we can also perform some fillers. For example, tear troughs and nasolabial folds are two common depressions. In addition, we can also do a little bit of chin to elongate the face a little bit, which will make the face visually shrink. After that, we can do a little bit of nose to make the face more forward, and the face will be more three-dimensional. As to whether fat filler will make the face bigger, after my personal long-term surgical practice, there is no such problem from the photo comparison. However, some seekers like birthday head, and many Korean stars fill their foreheads to the point of convexity, which is beautifully called swan’s head, but in fact it is the birthday head, like those who have practiced internal gong in ancient times. This kind of filling will definitely make the face more ugly.