Even if aging in the midface area is characterized by soft-tissue sagging (such as malar fat pad) and nasolabial fold deepening, malar prominence and curve is also traditionally considered associated to aging in Asia.A young face has a malar highlight in correct position, with malar fat pad retains fullness in the superior malar area and contributes to the convex shape of the face.Hence, malar reduction, not augmentation is often combined with Asian subperiosteal rhytidectomies for facial rejuvenation, especially for patients with real prominent malar bone.Actually, for patients with a wide and prominent mala, successful facial.