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Contour of the jawline is effected by 3 major aspects: submental fat, loss of bony jaw, and skin laxity. Submental fat can be treated by liposuction and non-invasives like Kybella and Coolsculpting. In your case, Kybella would likely make the biggest difference. Coolmini could work but given your perceived skin thickness, it would be less effective. Although I'm sure fillers could make a small difference, treating the submental fat would likely make the biggest difference. Best of luck.
Best results can be obtained by treating sumbental fat in combination with a tightening procedure such as Ultherapy. Another option is the CoolMini, which uses cryolipolysis technology to break down fat in the submental area. Fillers will help to volumize, and it is difficult to assess from the photography, but if there is a need for fillers in the malar (cheek) area this can benefit the lower face as well and give even better results. It is best to have a consultation with a skilled professional. Good luck, Dr. P.
Need more information and an examination to answer your question. Fillers will help accentuate the jawline. Kybella will improve the submental fullness. Consult with a board certified plastic surgeon.
I suggest seeing an expert this area should be treated surgically to get a contouring like effect and then after you can do fillers or skin tightening with kybella and/or thermage/ultherapy. Jawline implants also help. Best, Dr. Emer.
It is hard to say without an in-person evaluation, but you may get a better result with something like Ultherapy rather than injectables such as Kybella for fat reduction or fillers to add volume. You don't appear to have significant excess fat under the chin, and fillers don't do much for jawline definition.
Thank you for sharing your question. Unfortunately it is difficult to offer definite advice without an in-person examination but most likely a combination of Kybella to reduce the size of any submental fat and dermal fillers into the cheeks, chin, and jawline will help to add definition to your jawline. Hope this helps.
You can benefit from both treatments sine you have some submental fat that would be removed with Kybella injection. After that fillers can be used to contour your jawline. Good luck!
You can benefit from both treatments since you have some submental fat that would be removed with Kybella injection. After that fillers can be used to contour your jawline. Good luck!
Thanks foryour question. Based on your photo, you are a great candidate for Kybella. Thistreatment is FDA approved and permanently destroys fat cells in the chin.Should you wish to define your jaw even more after Kybella, you may considerRadiesse. Please consult with a board certified doctor that specializes inKybella and contouring. Best, Dr. Katz
It depends on your desired results. Kybella is going to dissolve the pocket of fat underneath your chin which will give you a more defined jawline. Fillers can redefine the actual shape of your jawline. My best advise would be for you to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to be a assessed in person. Hope this helps.Kindly,Kouros Azar
Thank you for your question! Wearing a chin strap will not make your skin tighter neither Kybella will. Kybella is used to remove fat from the chin and neck area, and it does not help with ski laxity. You may feel wear a chin strap if you want to, but it will not alter Kybella results in ...
Thank you for your question about Kybella. I recommend following up with your provider. They would be able to reach out to the medical liaison for more information on how to address your condition. To be sure, see two or more experienced, licensed and board-certified providers in your ar...
Thank you for your question! Kybella sometimes works right after the first treatment. You may discontinue your treatments when you attained desired results and you may make longer intervals between your treatments, If would not affect the end result. The end result does depend on the number of ...