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Is there a procedure for a curved jawline? (Photo)

December 3, 2020
Asked By:Graceful793343 in Miami, FL

I see celebrities such as Timothée Chalamet and Brad Pitt that seem to have curved/arched looking jawlines (see first 2 photos). Currently my jaw looks more like the 3rd photo and I was wondering if there was any permanent procedure such as mandible contouring that could help me achieve this look.

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Answer: Jawline

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