Jawline consultation
We assess facial structure, skin and the area beneath your chin, then discuss the result you would like.
What to expect: No discomfort or recovery from the consultation.
Explore jawline consultations ↗Explore Skin Concerns
A softer jawline can have more than one cause. We assess what has changed before recommending a treatment.
Book a jawline consultationUnderstanding your face
The outline of the jaw may soften because of reduced facial support, looser skin or fullness beneath the chin. These concerns need different approaches. We assess your face and neck and explain what is realistic.
01 / Contour and support
These treatments may be considered when facial support, rather than loose skin alone, is the main concern.
We assess facial structure, skin and the area beneath your chin, then discuss the result you would like.
What to expect: No discomfort or recovery from the consultation.
Explore jawline consultations ↗May provide support and definition along the jawline, with collagen stimulation over time. Suitability depends on your anatomy and goals.
What to expect: Brief injection discomfort. Swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur. A review may be advised.
Explore Radiesse ↗Carefully placed filler may improve the outline of the jaw or support around the chin, according to your facial structure.
What to expect: Brief injection discomfort. Swelling, tenderness or bruising may last several days. Plan and review are personalised.
Explore dermal fillers ↗02 / After weight loss
Loss of cheek support can make the jawline look softer. We assess this alongside any loose skin.
May be considered when loss of fullness through the cheeks contributes to a change in the lower face. It does not create a sharply defined jawline.
What to expect: Brief injections; temporary swelling, tenderness or bruising may occur. Usually planned as a course.
Explore Profhilo Structura ↗03 / Skin firmness
Skin treatments may be more useful than adding volume when the lower face feels less firm.
Non-needle radiofrequency warms the skin and may gradually improve the appearance of mild laxity along the lower face.
What to expect: Warmth and possible temporary redness, usually with little visible recovery. A course may be recommended.
Explore radiofrequency ↗May be considered when lower-face laxity occurs alongside fine lines, pores or uneven texture. It aims to improve skin rather than add jaw volume.
What to expect: Numbing cream may be used. Redness, swelling or sensitivity can follow. Often planned as a course.
Explore Secret PRO ↗04 / Lower face and under chin
We assess whether skin laxity, selected under-chin fullness or both are contributing to the outline.
Uses a fine laser fibre beneath the skin and may be considered for selected lower-face laxity or under-chin concerns.
What to expect: Local anaesthetic is used. Swelling, tenderness or bruising may occur. Recovery and risks are explained before booking.
Explore Endolift ↗Non-surgical treatments may improve selected concerns but cannot remove significant excess skin or reproduce a surgical result.
Helpful answers
Injectables involve brief needle or cannula discomfort. Radiofrequency feels warm, RF microneedling may need numbing cream, and Endolift uses local anaesthetic.
Injections can leave swelling or bruising. Non-needle radiofrequency usually has little visible recovery. Secret PRO and Endolift may involve more noticeable recovery.
It depends on what has changed and the treatment chosen. Some options are planned as a course; others need a review or maintenance visit.
No. We will explain what improvement is realistic and when another approach may be more suitable.
No. We explain common side effects, rare serious complications, aftercare and how to contact the clinic if you have a concern.
Start with a conversation
You do not need to choose a procedure before visiting. We assess facial support, skin and the under-chin area, then explain your options clearly.
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