Mild jowling and marionette folds due to a weak jawline. Would I benefit from jawline and chin filler? (Photos)

I agree with the dermatologist you saw. Just so you know- fillers along the posterior jaw (angle) are not the solution for the features you are concerned with. These are only going to widen your jaw and exaggerate the features you dislike. Similarly, Botox is not a solution to jowls or marionette lines, and anyone selling you this treatment for that purpose should be questioned. I am seeing more and more patients who have incorrectly tried to address the same features with Botox and fillers, only to be left in a much worse situation in the long term.

I can see why you’re worried about the mark left on your nose after the injury. In many cases, what you’re describing can be a combination of scar tissue and changes in skin texture from the healing process. Options like laser treatments, microneedling, or specific topical therapies may help improve the appearance of the scar over time. If there’s any raised or thickened tissue, small steroid injections or other procedures can sometimes soften it as well.

Healing is different for everyone, but with the right approach, we can usually make scars less noticeable and help the skin blend more naturally again.

Liposuction under local would trim the jawline/jowls a lot and is so easy to undergo. Be sure to get quantum and Morpheus as well to tighten skin.

Fillers can help with mild jowling and jawline contours. Juvederm Volux was specifically designed to help with the jawline. Other fillers can be used in conjunction to address the marrionette lines. See an expert injector near you to learn more.

The photographic exposure is so limited that it’s almost impossible to tell anything with respect to your complaint. You need to submit photographs of your profile as well as your front of you without a smile and you can have your eyes fully covered. Excuse me.