A jawline that once looked sharp can gradually appear softer or less defined—and the reason isn’t always simply “loose skin.”
Changes in facial volume, skin laxity, bone structure, fat distribution, and the muscles of the lower face can all affect the shape and definition of the jawline. Genetics also play a major role in how defined your natural jawline is to begin with.
What Can Help a Soft or Undefined Jawline?
The first step is determining why your jawline appears less defined.
Some patients may benefit from strategically placed dermal filler to enhance structure or proportion. Others may be better candidates for treatments focused on skin laxity, collagen remodeling, or fullness beneath the chin. In some cases, a combination approach makes the most sense.
Treatment options may include:
Rather than simply “adding filler to the jaw,” we evaluate the chin, jawline, lower face, neck, and overall facial proportions when developing a treatment plan.
Not sure where to start? Book a consultation and we’ll help determine what’s contributing to your jawline concerns and which options may be appropriate.
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