Kybella or Fillers? (Photo)

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.