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36, what treatment should I get for more defined jaw as I'm starting to develop jowls? (Photos)

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hay88Mar 8, 2024

I want my jaw line to be more defined as I feel I am starting to develop jowls. Im 36 years old. I've previously had jawline fillers and chin lipo. I feel my jawline is now beginning to not be as tight as it was Open to treatment suggestions

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