Maybe high cheek implants with jaw implants could work? This Eppley patient posted some of his results on lookism. I thought it looked a bit odd but then the jaw angle filler he added, mimicing really flared jaw angle implants, seemed to make the zygo heft look more natural. He doesn't give good shots though to really tell for sure how it came out, or true b/a's. His submalars look unnaturally deficient in Eppley's (probably photoshopped skin) webpage. That's the problem with these sites.. lots of smoke and mirrors.
http://exploreplasticsurgery.com/case-study-high-cheekbone-look-custom-infraorbital-implants/
Also this guy made out well. Shows how even 8mm jaw angle implants (& that specific design for his face) don't really do much, but it helped I guess (in combo w/cheek implants).
https://www.dryaremchuk.com/img/ctpatient1.jpg
Here's one more guy showing how jaw heft augmentation alone make a big difference (but still swollen 1 month post op. yes he is). BUT he's also not taking proper pictures to compare true b/a. Basically I'm coming out of this quick research sesh where I started - uncertain of any procedure's worth to the cheeks. But it does look like there's options out there now. I wish I could see examples of the supposed long term looks problems with implant augmentation everyone warns about.
https://imgur.com/a/bjkdr
These images were all publicly posted on reddit or Eppley's site.
Well, not every guy (actually very few) is going to look more like a male model even if they get the cheek implants 'like a male model'. That sort of thing only works well if the person ALMOST looks like a male model EXCEPT for the cheek area. Male models have special 'magic' eye sockets that can't be reproduced via surgery. They all (well most of them) have the very 'long' narrow eyes going on and due to that most of the rest of the bone structure is good too. So, unless someone STARTS with those type of EYES, no amount of bone augmentation will be making anyone looking like a model.
As to the links you gave:
Eppley's example:
He shows a MALE MODEL for the photo. But the bone scan image with implants--well WHO KNOWS what the guy looks like IN THE FLESH.
Yaremchuck's example:
The guy looks better. But hope he didn't expect to 'look like a model'.
The 3rd example just looks like a nerdy guy who's now got a chin that is TOO BIG/long for the jaw. When the chin is made longer that way, the back of the jaw angle can look too relatively high.
NONE of them look 'like models' BUT MAYBE didn't expect that. If all they wanted was more boney projection where they each got it, then all is good.
But some of these docs, especially Eppley, really go after the guys looking for the 'model look'. But few to none of the 'I want to look like a model' types will ever look like one. That's because the male models all have a type of EYE SOCKET that NEVER can be reproduced. It's the type of socket where the eyes are horizontally 'long' where the eyes are spaced apart 'one eye' length. So, that means their HEADS area also proportionally LARGE.
Thing with the male models is IF they have the EYE AREA going on, they also have the BROW covering over that going on too and most likely the UNDER EYE bone support to orbital rim and the HIGH cheek bone area. It's ALL in the EYES; the SOCKETS. That's what male models (females too) that can NEVER be reproduced with plastic or bone surgery.
The docs appeal to guys who want that stuff to look more 'like a model' but they NEVER tell them straight on that they WILL NOT look like a male model (unless they start out with the EYES and only need some jaw or chin work.) I've seen but ugly guys on real self asking the doctors how they can get 'this or that' like a male model and not one of them tell them that they will NEVER get the look of the model. They just try to sell them on their services.
Here is EXAMPLE: Guy on RealSelf asks the doctors 'how to get cheeks like a MODEL'.
NONE of them break it to him that he has NO CHANCE of EVER looking remotely like a male model whether or not he gets cheek augmentation 'like the models have'.
https://www.realself.com/question/chiseled-and-hollow-cheeks-like-male-model#media-question-657613-image-156365ETA: This is not the actual guy asking the question. It's someone using other people's photos. But just goes to show, none of the doctor responses told the guy straight out, no way he's going to look anything like a model.