Jaw Implants vs Filler?

The jawline is a common concern among patients. It's importance is not
only noticed when someone has a weak jawline, but can also exaggerate
the size of the nose by not harmonizing a strong midface and nose. The
most rapidly growing surgical procedure is chin augmentation for the
reasons discussed above. A strong chin can exude confidence and
beauty. The jawline angle must also be well structured to harmonize the
face and drape the neck skin well. The options include fillers
and implants. Fillers are temporary and are a good option to get a
general idea of how an implant may address your concerns. Fillers are
injected into the angle of the jawline to the chin region. It adds
fullness to the area, and less structure as an implant would. The chin
region unfortunately does not allow for augmentation with fillers.  Unfortunately, fillers do not add structure and are a quick fix.  TOn
the other hand, implants are permanent (However can be removed easily)
and allows for proper structure. For chin implants alone, I recommend
prefabricated, or stock, implants. For the angle of the jaw, I recommend
custom implants that fit exactly to the contours of the jawline for
improved fit and you are able to customize them to your desire.I recommend you seeking out a board certified surgeon to discuss your goals and options.

To create a stronger and wider lower face, the use of injectable fillers would be an ill-advised treatment choice. Besides their temporary effect and the large volumes needed, they will not remotely create a skeletal looking effect which is what implants do.