Weak jaw

The jawline shape and size almost completely relies on our genetics, in a similar way to the chin.

The natural shape of the jawline differs between men and women. Men have a more wide and prominent jawline, whereas women have one which is both thinner and softer. Jawline corrective treatments are becoming extremely popular, mainly due to their significant transformational effects in either masculinizing or feminizing the individual.

Dermal filler can be placed across the jawline and following your own natural contour, to achieve a more chiselled and sculpted look. This is known as enhancing jawline definition and has become an extremely popular aesthetic treatment in recent times. Jawline definition often requires several syringes of filler accounting for its size. This procedure is performed using a cannula (no needle) for both safety and comfort. Jawline augmentation is also performed to either masculinise or feminise an individual. This is done by widening and squaring the jawline (masculinisation) or softening and contouring the jawline (feminisation).