What's the best initial treatment for a sagging jawline? (Photo)

What you seeking is traditional V line surgery where the back of the jaw angles are vertically reduced combined with a vertical chin lengthening and narrowing. While this can be effectively done the tradeoff is almost always some slight sagging of the soft tissues along the jawline.

The lower face is important in determining the shape of your face. The wide jaw is due to both the muscle and the bone. The masseter muscle is large in many people. Botox is a temporary solution. The jaw bone is also prominent. Jaw reduction surgery involves shaving down the bone and removing...

I believe you are referring to the non-linear type of jawline shape where the jawline curves inward between the ends. (chin and jaw angles) This would require reduction of the thickness of the bone between the chin and jaw angles which would be done from an intraoral approach.

In widening the long face the key is to do a combination of widening and vertically shortening effects. Tye face can really only be shortened by two basic maneuvers at the top and bottom, vertical chin reduction and hairline advancement for forehead reduction. Possible widening change are...

What you are asking for is a vertical jawline reduction between the jaw angles and the chin, known as v line surgery. Also the exact look you are showing actually is a jaw angle augmentation with a vertical jawline reduction up to the chin. The key maneuver is to reduce the vertical length of...

The first question in any form of facia asymmetry is which side of your face to you prefer. By your description that appears to be the fuller right side. It is obvious there is a soft tissue deficiency on the left side but is there a bony jawline deficiency as well? This is important to know as...