Can I achieve a more defined jawline through weight loss alone, or is surgery the only option? (Photo)

This type of surgery can potentially be done without general anesthesia (that is, under IV sedation) if you can accept external scars. Typically the external approach is done from behind the ear, but they way you've drawn the line it would require an incision under the chin as well. I ...

Implants can strengthen the jawline and create a more balanced facial silhouette by augmenting the mandibular body, angle, and ramus. A wide variety of patients can benefit from this procedure, including those with normal, deficient, or surgically altered anatomy.

Jaw reduction surgery (also known as V line surgery) has become very popular in Asia, and is quickly gaining popularity in the US. There are several options to try to achieve the results you want. You can try masseter injections with botox which does work but takes time and is not permanent. I...

I don't know who did Bristol's surgery, but it may have been a dentist and not a cosmetic surgeon.  She claims she had a procedure to align her teeth, so she may have had her jaw advanced to correct a severe underbite.  This would have been done for medical reasons, but for...

You are correct that the lower jaw can be pushed back or advanced forward, while the upper jaw(maxilla) could theoretically also be pushed back or advanced. I cannot think of a case I have ever had to do this, more commonly the maxilla needs to be advanced, and depending on your facial...

If you look closely every face has some asymmetry; typically one side is wider than the other.  I can see in your photos that one side of your mandible, or jaw bone, protrudes much more than the other.  Botox injected into the masseter, or jaw muscle, on that side will...