I Had Injections of Sculptra and Radiesse Done for the Jowls and They Are Still There? (photo)

If your primary concern is jowls, Sculptra and Radiesse are not going to be very effective .  Sculpting of the lower face and neck is best achieved with a Facelift.  There is no effective nonsurgical option.

I would highly recommend that you see a board certified facial plastic surgeon for an evaluation and to discuss your treatment options.  

In general, Sculptra stimulates the production on new collagen.  It may help camouflage the jowls. But to effectively eliminate the appearance of jowls, a midfacelift, facelift, or liposuction are good options.  I would recommend an in-person consultation with a facial plastic surgeon, as he/she will be able to assess your needs and discuss the best treatments that will produce the most effective result for you. Thanks and good luck!

Slight jowls can be camouflaged by injecting a filler such as Radiesse.just in front of the jowl, to blunt the visibility of the angle. This is fast, fairly cheap, and lasts up to a year.

Radiofrequency devices do exist that can produce a small amount of skin tightening there.

Bigger jowls generally need a bigger solution.- generally a lift. 

Injections of Sculptra & Radiesse are helpful if someone needs volume or lift. Alternatives to facial injections, if you have good volume, are facelift surgery, neck surgery & Ultherapy. Ultherapy, if you have good volume, is a noninvasive, minimally downtime procedure which allows for tightening and may help with jowls. The important thing to remember when treating jowls with Sculptra and Radiesse is to do it in such a way that it creates lifting and does not make the jowls worse. But Sculptra and Radiesse are not the same thing as a facelift.