How many ml of filler for jawline & chin & which shape? (Photos)

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For my personal case, how many ml of fillers for jawline and chin would you recommend? What shape would you recommend? I‘d love to have a sharp jawline but still looking natural

Eric M. Joseph, MD · Answer

Based on what I see, you may benefit from a bit of chin projection, however, I believe that a chin implant would provide the most projection, and would also lead to tightening of your neck. Depending on your examination, Chin implant surgery with delicate neck liposuction might be the best option to rejuvenate your jawline and chin appearance. Procedures like this may be performed with local anesthetic, and there is minimal inconvenience and downtime. Thank you for this question! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Anna Chacon, MD, FAAD · Answer

It's great that you're considering a non-surgical approach to enhance your jawline and chin. However, I must clarify that I can't provide personal medical advice, including specific recommendations for the amount of filler you might need, without a thorough in-person consultation. The appropriate amount and shape of fillers can vary greatly depending on your individual anatomy, aesthetic goals, and the type of filler being used.

Here are some general points that could be considered during a consultation with a qualified injector:

1. **Assessment of Current Anatomy**: A detailed assessment of your current jawline and chin structure is crucial. This includes evaluating bone structure, skin laxity, and overall facial proportions.

2. **Desired Outcome**: Clearly communicate your aesthetic goals. Bringing photos of jawlines you admire can help the practitioner understand your vision.

3. **Type of Filler**: Different fillers have varying properties. Hyaluronic acid fillers (like Juvederm or Restylane) are commonly used for jawline and chin augmentations because they are reversible and have a smooth consistency.

4. **Quantity of Filler**: The amount of filler required can vary. For a subtle, natural enhancement, you might need 1-2 ml per side of the jawline and 1-2 ml for the chin. However, this is a rough estimate, and the exact amount can only be determined by the practitioner after assessing your face.

5. **Technique and Placement**: The injector’s technique and the precise placement of the filler are crucial to achieving a natural look. Strategic placement along the jawbone and chin can create definition without looking overdone.

6. **Balancing Facial Features**: Enhancing the jawline and chin should complement your other facial features. A skilled injector will ensure that the enhancements are harmonious with your overall facial structure.

7. **Follow-Up and Adjustments**: Sometimes, achieving the perfect result may require a follow-up session for touch-ups and to assess how the filler has settled.

I strongly recommend scheduling a consultation with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon who specializes in non-surgical facial enhancements. They can provide a personalized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs and goals.

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