How do I fix my jaw? (Photo)

I generally prefer to conduct a physical examination first, but from what I can gather from your photos, you seem to be a suitable candidate for lower facelift surgery.

Correcting the area known as jowls in the lower part of your face with a facelift will make you look younger and healthier. If you aim to have a feminine jawline, it should be enhanced with fat injections. From what I can gather from your photos, you also seem to be a suitable candidate for a chin implant. However, it's important to have a one-on-one discussion with the patient and conduct a detailed evaluation to determine a precise treatment plan.

A mini facelift with a short scar would allow tightening of the SMAS tissue in the lower face and correct this sagging.

Hello,
Jowling usually requires a facelift procedure to provide maximal results as it is not necessarily a skin problem but involves the deeper structures which have descended and are pushing on the skin. In an effort to delay a facelift you can address the visible problem which essentially is the appearance of a "depressed" area between the roundness of the chin and the roundness of the jowl. Applying a bit of filler or fat to that one area can create the appearance of a straighter jaw line.
Good luck.

Thank you for your question and sharing your photographs.

The main problem noticeable in these images is the volume under the jawline. This is made out of of a combination of tissue types: lower part of the submandibular glands, digastric muscles and a small amount of deep-seated fatty tissue centrally.

There is also a very small amount of fatty tissue that disrupts the contour of the jawline.

The deep plane necklift intervention can address the volume excess and produce a sharper contour of the jawline. Sometimes this can be done without any skin tightening. 3D imaging and simulation allows calculation of these differences and to determine with good precision whether skin tightening is necessary or not for the degree of volume correction anticipated. As a result of volume reduction in the deep plane, the chin usually appears also stronger, in particular on profile.

The anterior necklift procedure involves a scar under the chin only. It also allows reduction of small amount of volume along the jawline; the isolated necklift procedure involves also a small amount of skin tightening is usually around the earlobe.

You are a little young for a facelift. Injectable can help balance your facial features. Research injectors in your area making sure it is an RN injector or a doctor.

Hi there,
Jaw definition can be affected by a few things:
1. The bony position of your lower jaw (mandible) to your upper jaw (maxilla). For example, your mandible could be retruded or protruded or even at be in excess or deficient from a vertical standpoint. It's hard to tell without an x-ray to appreciate your bony relationship. However, from you profile view, it looks like you might be a little deficient vertically, notably in your chin area. This could be address either with a chin implant or some type of jaw surgery if it was deemed appropriate.
2. Skin laxity. There is some "jowling" that I can appreciate from your profile photo. This can be due to skin laxity with time or again be related to the position of your jaw or chin. Jowling and major skin laxity is addressed is with either a face/neck lift, although, I considering how young you are this isn't something I would recommend right away without a proper clinical workup.
3. Volume. This is where dermal fillers might help add definition to your lower jaw if you are looking for a less invasive option. Dermal fillers come with there own set up pros and cons, but this is something you could discuss with an experienced injector &/or surgeon.
My recommendation to you would to be evaluated by a facial surgeon to understand which option could best benefit you in achieving your goals. Hope this helps!

The age at which facial aging signs typically begin to appear is generally considered to be around mid 30s, although this can vary for different individuals. Facial aging signs usually manifest as deepening nasolabial folds, melolabial folds (marionette lines) , jawling and neck laxity. if you only undergo procedures to correct your jawline, the low cheeks and deep folds in the midface may still bother you or will bother you in a few years, resulting in an uneven improvement and an unnatural facial appearance. Therefore, my recommendation is to undergo a procedure that effectively corrects both the midface and neck regions together, providing more permanent and natural results. I suggest considering a comprehensive procedure such as an extended deep plane facelift and platysma plasty to address both areas effectively.

To better define your jawline and improve the jowling that you are beginning to develop, you could consider a lift targeting that aspect of your face. Delicately placed incisions around the ear which should heal very well with good aftercare should be very minimal and allow for a gentle repositioning of these tissues in a more aesthetic position.

It sounds like you are a candidate for a Mini-Facelift. My favorite technique is the MACS short scar Mini-Facelift. Developed in Europe, it is the ideal approach for the younger patient, not ready for a full facelift, or one who desires a less invasive procedure with a shorter recovery time. The procedure address is the mid face, jowls and neck regions in a natural and long lasting manner. Be certain to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!

Hello, thank you for your question, we suggest we can do neck lifting + stem cell included fat injection to face + upper eyelid blefaroplasty + forehead reduction 
If you want to check the doctor's Instagram page, I added the link, you can take a look and have an idea about the surgery.
We can offer you a virtual consultation for a better evaluation, please send us your full name and phone number on our email: hi@estherianclinic.com. We will contact you as soon as possible.
Hope it helped!