I want to get some kind of fillers done in order to have a wider face or jawline, is that possible for my thin face? (Photo)

It is important to
evaluate the entire face to help create a plan that harmonizes the entire
face. This includes cheek and mid-face
augmentation when necessary.Regarding
the jawline, my first recommendation would be a custom jaw implant. A custom
jaw implant is designed using a CT scan of your jaw and we collaboratively design
the shape on a computer to fulfill your desires. A silicone implant created and is inserted to
fit perfectly to your underlying jawline. Injectable fillers such as volume and
Radiesse are temporary options that last between 1-2 years. You would probably
need a few syringes to really fill in what an implant can do and is temporary. Below is a link to a
video explaining the custom jaw implant process.

Literally a minute ago, I finished widening and contouring the face of a woman with a particularly narrow lower face. The entire procedure took about twenty minutes and the reaction was an immediate "Wow!" when the patient looked in the mirror. I am currently in my Israel satellite facility where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved fillers and volumizers are available, so I was able to employ a combination of Emervel Volume, Stylage XXL and Princess Volume to achieve the desired results. In my Upper East Side Manhattan office, I typically opt for a combination of Voluma XC and Radiesse for this purpose.Consultation with a board certified aesthetic physician with experience and expertise in nonsurgical face and jaw augmentation is strongly recommended. Make sure to ask to see his/her before and after photos.

Dear Maria.zn91:I have found that Voluma and Radiesse, as well as Sculptra, are excellent fillers for your problem.  It may be helpful to use phi calipers to assess the proportions of the face prior to treatment, and then to use the results to help guide you toward proportions that are pleasing while still very natural.All the best!Dr. Clark