Jawline Enhancement
Jawline contouring uses filler and/or neuromodulators to sharpen angles and improve lower-face definition for a more sculpted appearance.
How jawline enhancement works
- •Strategic filler placement: Dermal fillers add structure and definition to weak jawline areas
- •Masseter reduction: Botox can slim an overly wide jaw by relaxing masseter muscles
- •Angle enhancement: Targeted injection creates sharper, more defined jaw angles
- •Profile improvement: Enhances side profile and overall facial balance
- •Customized approach: Treatment tailored to your specific anatomy and aesthetic goals
Who's a good candidate?
- •You want a more defined, sculpted jawline appearance.
- •You have a weak or undefined jaw that affects facial balance.
- •You have realistic expectations about non-surgical enhancement possibilities.
- •You prefer gradual improvement with the option for refinement over time.
Pro Tip
Jawline contouring works best when the treatment plan considers your entire facial structure and profile, not just the jaw in isolation.
Treatment experience & recovery
Before:
- •Avoid blood thinners, alcohol, and supplements that may increase bruising for 24-48 hours.
- •Arrive with clean skin and discuss your aesthetic goals in detail.
- •Review before photos and treatment plan with your provider.
During:
- •Strategic marking of injection points based on your anatomy.
- •Precise filler placement or neuromodulator injection as planned.
- •Real-time assessment and potential adjustments during treatment.
After:
- •Apply ice intermittently for first 24 hours to minimize swelling.
- •Avoid strenuous exercise and heat exposure for 24-48 hours.
- •Sleep elevated and avoid sleeping on your side initially.
- •Expect some swelling and tenderness that resolves within days.
- •Follow-up appointment to assess results and plan any refinements.
Safety considerations
- •Generally safe when performed by experienced injectors familiar with facial anatomy.
- •Common temporary effects include swelling, bruising, tenderness, and asymmetry during healing.
- •Rare complications may include vascular compromise, nerve injury, or uneven results.
- •Choose providers with extensive experience in facial contouring and jawline enhancement.
Investment & planning
- •Pricing varies based on amount of product needed, treatment complexity, and provider expertise.
- •Most jawline treatments require 1-3 syringes of filler or multiple areas of neuromodulator.
- •Results typically last 12-18 months, making maintenance predictable.
- •Consider the total investment including potential touch-ups and maintenance treatments.
Planning your jawline enhancement
- •Consultation is key: Thorough assessment of your facial structure and aesthetic goals.
- •Experience matters: Choose providers with extensive jawline contouring expertise.
- •Conservative approach: Start with subtle enhancement and build results over time.
- •Consider your profile: Treatment should enhance both front and side view appearance.
Quick FAQ
Will jawline filler look natural?
When performed skillfully with appropriate product choice and placement, jawline enhancement should look natural and enhance your existing features rather than creating an artificial appearance.
How long do jawline enhancement results last?
Results typically last 12-18 months, though this can vary based on the type and amount of product used, your metabolism, and lifestyle factors.
Can jawline contouring help with a double chin?
Jawline enhancement can improve the appearance of a weak chin and enhance definition, but significant double chin concerns may require additional treatments like Kybella or CoolSculpting.
Quick Facts
30-45 minutes
12-18 months
Immediate results with continued improvement
Per syringe or treatment area
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- You want a more defined, sculpted jawline appearance
- You have a weak or undefined jaw affecting facial balance
- You prefer non-surgical enhancement with gradual improvement
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