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Hi John, Great question! As we age and lose volume from our face due to bone, muscle, and fat loss, our youthful "oval" face morphs into an aging "rectangular" face due to the lack of underlying structural support. Fillers can be used to recreate an oval face. I currently prefer Sculptra in appropriate patients to accomplish this sculpting. Choose your sculptor (physician) most carefully (seek out a Bernini over a Picasso). Good luck and be well. Dr. P
The surgeon would need to see photos in order to determine if surgery will achieve the goals you desire. Narrowing the jaw will not do this.
Yes, however, if you post pictures, we may be able to give you more specific advice. However, with lower face liposuction or contouring and upper face fillers, it is possible to change a rectangular face to a more oval face. Good luck.
Changing the facial shape can be done fairly easily if it is due to facial aging and descent of soft tissues. Rectangular shapes happen when the soft tissues descend.
If you look at young faces you will see a common morphological characteristic - all young faces are triangular or upside down pear shaped. With aging comes facial sagging and howling which transform the triangle to a rectangle. Several procedures are used to restore the triangular shape including Facelift, adding volume to the mid and upper face with fat grafting or the use of fillers or the use of facial implants, depending on the individual.