You may want to remove the dosages in your post as they aren't allowed.

another update:
I've been more successful lately with filling my cheeks out. I think my main issue was just poor digestion. I was never hungry and always bloated. I'm pretty sure it was from a mix of stress, a bad sleep schedule, and from taking too much estrogen. I always felt like I was eating enough because I would always feel so full but when I started paying closer attention to what I was eating I found out that I was actually eating less than my roommate who is a genetic female and is much smaller than I am. I've started really working on forcing myself to eat more and I've also been trying to take some time out of each day to just sit with no distractions and meditate/think/daydream... whatever I need to do at the time to get myself unstressed. I'd still like my face to fill out a bit more but I think I'm on the right track.

hello, what could be that your cheeks are more sunken must be taken not to block anti-androgen and testosterone, estrogen is not the tetosterona, testosterone is stronger than the estrogen and if you do not block estrogen to your body and cheeks fimenizar

luck
laura

maybe, just maybe: that old line about smiling might help? If you're really depressed and life with your roomie is a daily battle you might not be smiling enough to exercise the smile muscles that actually pull the cheeks up a little.  Go try smile into the mirror and report back if you see any difference between a glum and a smiley face.
Makeup people say to put blusher on what they call the apples of the cheeks which are the nice curves we get when we smile...so try a little blusher too.