Is Volux good for jawline definition? (Photo)

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It's an injectable filler by Allergen. I'm wondering if clients feel it's worth it and how much does it cost in California?

Anna Chacon, MD, FAAD · Answer

Hello,

Thank you for your question about Volux for jawline definition.

Volux is a hyaluronic acid–based injectable filler that is specifically designed to create structure and definition along the jawline. Based on patient feedback on platforms like RealSelf and clinical experience, many clients feel Volux is worth it if their goal is a sharper, more contoured jawline rather than subtle enhancement.

Patients tend to like Volux because it is firmer than many other fillers, holds its shape well, and typically lasts around 12 to 18 months when injected properly. Satisfaction is generally high, especially among those seeking noticeable definition with a natural appearance.

In California, the cost usually ranges from about $900 to $1,500 per syringe. Most jawline treatments require two to four syringes, so the total cost commonly falls between $2,000 and $4,500. Pricing can vary depending on the provider’s experience, the practice location, and how much product is needed based on individual anatomy.

Overall, clients who want clear jawline definition and longer-lasting results often report being very happy with Volux, while those looking for softer contouring may prefer a different type of filler.

Nick Slenkovich, MD · Answer

Hello! I’m Lauren, the aesthetic injector here at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center.  Yes, Volux by Allergan is designed specifically for jawline definition and many clients report noticeable, natural-looking results. It’s a thicker filler, great for adding structure. The price depends on location. Most people feel it's worth it if you're looking for a more sculpted jawline without surgery.

Randy Lindgren, MD · Answer

Yes, Volux by Allergan is an excellent option for jawline definition. It’s a thicker, more cohesive hyaluronic acid-based filler specifically designed for sculpting and enhancing the jawline and lower face. Volux provides long-lasting, natural-looking results by restoring volume and creating a defined, contoured jawline. It’s particularly effective for clients looking to achieve more definition without the need for surgery. Many clients report being very satisfied with the improvement in the sharpness and structure of their jawline, and the results can last up to a year or longer.
For the best and safest results, we recommend seeing a board-certified provider who specializes in facial aesthetics. They can assess your unique facial anatomy and ensure the treatment is tailored to your needs. In California, the cost can range from $800 to $1,500 per syringe, depending on the provider and location, but prices can vary.

Lexie Wang, MD · Answer

Volux was originally approved/designed for the jawline... so yes, it is good for improving jawline definition. Patients definitely like it. The cost is going to be variable depending on where you go so you will have to contact individual practices.

Michael A. Persky, MD · Answer

Hello Baz,
Yes, Volux is an excellent filler for jawline definition. I have been using in my patients for the past year with excellent results.  The cost in California will vary depending on who and where you choose to have your treatment.  It will be more if you choose a double board certified facial plastic surgeon in their clinic for you injections, it will be less if you choose a nurse or aesthetician in the pop up spa in the strip mall.  Given the recent problems with counterfeit Botox disasters, I would recommend carefully choosing who does your facial injections.  As with sushi restaurants, it's not a good idea to go for the cheapest option when it comes to aesthetic treatments.  Good luck and be well.
Michael Persky, MD
Encino, CA

E&amp;G Aesthetic Institute - Med Spa, Newport Beach · Answer

Volux is an HA filler that is firm and meant to mimic bone to provide projection and structure where placed. Patients finds that it is suitable for areas like the jawline, gonial angle and pre jowl areas as it provides definition and support where placed.
An in person consultation with an aesthetic specialist will provide you an accurate recommendation and pricing.
Respectfully,Elena Gavilanes, MSPAP, M.EdPlastic Surgery PA-CE&G Aesthetic Institute

Shabnam Ghazizadeh, MD · Answer

Hi @bazigosesl, I am a facial plastic surgeon and commonly inject fillers. Volux has the highest G prime which means it is the stiffest filler. It is specifically designed for jawline definition so it is a great choice for that. Best of luck, Dr. Ghazizadeh

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