My jawline isn't as sharp as it was.
As skin loosens and volume shifts downwards, the jaw line softens and jowls begin to form.
What's happening
The jawline softens as skin loses elasticity, fat pads shift downwards and the bone of the jaw and chin gradually changes. Jowls form where the lower face meets the jaw.
How it's treated
Often the best results come from treating above the jaw as well as along it. Supporting the cheeks can lift the lower face, while filler along the jaw and chin restores definition. Radiofrequency and RF microneedling help with skin laxity.
Heavy jowls or a lot of loose skin may be better suited to surgery, and Rebeca will tell you honestly if that's the case.
What happens next
What bothers you, and your medical history.
A proper look at your skin and face.
Honest options, including doing nothing.
Not sure what you need? Ask.
Leave your details and Rebeca will get back to you, usually the same working day.
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