Considering different procedures to slim lower face. What would you recommend? (Photo)

Hello,I've reviewed your photos and noticed that there are fluctuations on your face due to a loss of elasticity in your skin and a downward shift in fat pads. As a doctor, I never recommend fillers as the first solution if there's sagging on the face. When fillers are injected into sagging skin, they tend to move downward, resulting in a rounder and coarser appearance. In such cases, rather than weighing down the skin and increasing sagging, the priority should be to increase firmness and support skin tightness.Thermage FLX is technologically the most advanced system for non-surgical facial tightening. It raises the subdermal temperature to 80°, doesn't damage the skin with its cold applicator and vibration, and causes no pain sensation. Therefore, I recommend considering Thermage FLX as the first step. After its effects become noticeable, fillers can be considered for areas where you feel hollow or sunken.Instead of Hyaluronic Acid fillers, it's essential to opt for Calcium Hydroxyapatite. While Hyaluronic Acid fillers only provide plumpness and moisturizing effects, Calcium Hydroxyapatite not only fills but also tightens, firms, and rejuvenates the skin. Its effects last 2-4 years and stimulate collagen production.Radiesse, a Calcium Hydroxyapatite filler, is my preference as a doctor and has been in use for a long time. I apply it to every patient feeling facial laxity. When used alongside Thermage FLX, it yields extremely satisfying and long-lasting results. In my opinion, these are two excellent choices for a natural non-surgical facial tightening effect."

I think you may do well with a thread lift to your lower face to pick up the jowls. Liposuction will leave you gaunt and Thermage, in my opinion, will not produce an appreciable difference. The photos don’t demonstrate, by themselves, the indications for surgical intervention but this can only be appropriately evaluated in consultation.
Best,
Dr Kraft