Ways to add dimension to round face and get a more defined jawline? (very slim, 20 yr old, face doesn't match body) (photo)

Fantastic question! Good to know all of your options.There are multiple factors that go into answering this question...If there is a lot of fat, liposuction is your best bet. This can be done in-office under local anesthesia.If surgery is not something you are comfortable with, Coolsculpting would be your best bet financially... as long as the Coolsculpting applicator fits and you are okay with more time to see full results (than liposuction). If your jaw is too small or the amount of fat too little, the CoolMini may not fit.Lastly, if you have a small amount of fat and the CoolMini applicator doesn't fit your face, I would go with Kybella. There is a significant recovery period with Kybella and the product is not cheap. That is why I reserve it for people with a small amount of submental fat.My best,Dr. Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram

There are many options for you but I suggest a formal consultation.  Kybella or VASER lipo to the neck, with botox would do great. I suggest an expert evaluation.  Best, Dr. Eemr.

Thank you for your question.  Kybella is designed to dissolve fat cells which rest between the skin and the underlying muscle of the neck in the submental (under the chin) region.  Based on your pictures (and on your age), I would not predict you have much submental fat in this area.  I would not necessarily think that Kybella would be the best first choice to help add dimension to your face.There are several fillers which I think could work very well.  Voluma will help to improve your midfacial region, and can even help to lift (slightly) the lower face.  This filler can also help to soften the "roundness" of the face, and give a more youthful, heart-shaped appearance.  Be sure to consult with a board certified facial plastic or general plastic surgeon who specializes in facial fillers and Kybella.  I hope that this helps!-David Gilpin

Thank you for your question.  Kybella can help you reduce some fullness in the double chin region.  It would not help you develop the sucked in cheek appearance, however.  Dermal fillers such as Voluma or Restylane Lyft can help build up and define the cheeks to create more contrast with the lower face.  In addition, you can consider Sculptra to help build out the lower jaw line.  Further evaluation of the masseter muscles can help determine if more Botox can further help you achieve your desired look.  I would recommend visiting with an experienced plastic surgeon or dermatologist in your area to discuss your options in more detail.

Based on your desired results, it sounds as if you'd benefit from a combination of Kybella to slim under the chin and Voluma to augment the cheeks. Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to be assessed in person.Kindly,Kouros Azar