Jawline Definition & Double Chin
Loss of definition may result from facial structure, skin laxity, volume changes, or localized fat beneath the chin.
Definition starts
with the right diagnosis.
A less-defined jawline can have more than one cause. Facial structure, skin laxity, changes in volume, and localized fat beneath the chin can each contribute. Understanding what is actually driving the concern helps determine which treatment approach may be most appropriate.
Treat the cause, not just the appearance.
Non-surgical options
Non-surgical approaches may address localized fat reduction, skin tightening, or both depending on the underlying concern.
Matched to the cause
Treatment is selected based on whether fat, skin laxity, facial structure, or a combination of factors is contributing to the concern.
Comprehensive definition
Different approaches can sometimes be combined to address multiple factors and create more balanced jawline definition.
Define the jawline
from every angle.
Explore treatments that may be appropriate depending on whether the concern is localized fat, skin laxity, facial structure, or a combination of factors.
The right treatment depends on what is creating the fullness.
A double chin or less-defined jawline is not always caused by excess fat. Skin laxity, facial structure, and changes in volume can also affect definition. During consultation, these factors are assessed so the treatment plan can focus on the underlying cause rather than applying the same approach to everyone.
Questions about your jawline?
Is this the same as weight loss?
How do I know if it's fat or loose skin?
Discover what is shaping your jawline.
Book an aesthetic consultation to discuss your jawline definition, submental fullness, skin laxity, and the treatment options that may fit your anatomy and goals.
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