Who gets jawline fillers?

You could have dermal filler injections in different parts of your face and body. More than 3 million Americans get some dermal filler each year. You may want a jawline filler to:

• Add volume to your jawline.
• Create a more defined separation between your jawline and neck.
• Give your jawline a sharper angle.
• Have a more youthful appearance.
• Make your jawline more symmetrical.
• Reduce the effects of aging, like sagging skin and wrinkles.
• Smooth creases or fine lines in your jaw.

How long do jawline fillers last?

Over time, your body will naturally break down and absorb jawline fillers.

What happens before a jawline filler procedure?

During your consultation with our doctor, we examine your face to discuss the goals for treatment. This information helps determine which filler is most suitable for achieving the desired look. The depth and location of injections will also depend on what you want to achieve from treatment.

What happens during a jawline filler procedure?

The outpatient procedure only takes 10 to 20 minutes, and you’ll go home immediately. But first, the specialist will cleanse your skin and apply topical gum paint to relieve numbing stress. Many fillers also come with a numbing agent to ease discomfort.

Our esthetician uses a skinny needle to inject small filler underneath your skin. Most people describe it as feeling a pinch or sting, but the procedure is well tolerated.

What are the benefits of jawline fillers?

Compared to more invasive cosmetic surgery, jawline fillers offer:

• Fast procedure and recovery with little, if any, missed work or activities.
• Immediate results.
• Minimal health risks.
• Monetary savings (it’s less expensive than surgery).

What is recovery like after a jawline filler procedure?

You should be able to see an improvement as soon as the procedure is over. In some cases, you might have some minor bruising or swelling, and these usually disappear within a day or two. You could also use cold packs to help with the side effects or reduce any pain caused by the treatment.

Our Specialists may offer some advice on what you can do after the procedure. It’s worth noting that depending on the type of work you do, you should be able to return to work. Our specialists may recommend waiting 24 hours before doing anything too strenuous or physical.