Best non surgical procedure for slimming/sculpting a v-shape face? (photos)

Thanks for he photo to review. First, they are not taken with your head perfectly straight so it makes your double chin look worse. That being said it looks like your chin itself is a bit weak in proportion to your face. You might want to consider a chin implant, or fat grafting to increase your chin and perhaps jaw line. You really need a consult from a surgeon who can present these as options. Most dermatologists will not be able to offer this as a treatment option. Good luck.

Thank you for your question. It is difficult to determine from the photos but you do not appear to have hypertrophy of your masseter muscles and an excessively square lower facial shape. It is normal to be able to feel this muscle protrude when you clinch your teeth but if the muscle is not prominent at rest then Botox injections will likely not be indicated. You do however appear to be able to benefit from injection of volumizing fillers such as Radiesse, Voluma and Restylane Lyft to better shape your jaw and chin. It appears that you would also benefit from a little submental fat reduction to further define the chin and jaw. Options would include Kybella and CoolSculpting. Consult a board certified plastic surgeon for an appropriate customized treatment plan.Good luck. Dr. Polo

Thank you for sharing your question and photograph.  I would recommend seeing an ASPS board certified plastic surgeon in consultation to determine whether Botox for masseter hypertrophy may be a good option for slimming of your jaw as you do not appear to have an overly wide face, nor do you appear to have substantial chin fat where Kybella would be of benefit.  Hope this helps.

Hi and thank you for posting your question here! Kybella
works nicely on the submental fat (double chin) and base on the picture you shared,
you need one session. Botox also works very well for jaw slimming, but the
dosing of Botox should be done very carefully by your doctor and it should be
adjusted based on the Masseter muscle tone and size to achieve good aesthetic
results without interfering with the functional aspect (chewing). If too
much Botox is injected, not only it might cause issues with chewing, it can
also make the face appearing too long and the final results may not be appealing.
Please make sure to consult a highly experienced doctor and good luck!

Hi,

You will get a great result with a mixture of skin tightening, masseter botox, kybella and filler. See a board certified plastic surgeon or board certified derm for the best results! 
Good luck, 
Dr. M

Thank you for
your question at214. Kybella is the first and
thus-far only FDA-approved non-surgical injectable treatment for the double
chin. It is difficult to make an assessment without a formal exam. However if I had a patient who looked like the person in these photographs I would say she is a good candidate for Kybella. To determine if she is a good candidate for Botox in the TMJ I would feel the jaw while biting and relaxing. Please
consult with a doctor for specific recommendations. Good luck!

Kybella® fat-melting injections are great for reducing small amounts of fat on the neck, creating a more sculpted appearance to the jawline. In addition, Dysport® injections to tighten the skin of the jawline and Radiesse® injections along the jawbone can "chisel"/shape/better define the whole area.

In my practice, I often use combination treatments with Botox, fillers and Kybella to contour the face. For example, in a patient with a square shaped face, Botox could be injected into the masseters and fillers such as Voluma, Restylane Lyft, Sculptra or Radiesse into the midface/cheeks to create a more oval shaped face. Kybella can be used to improve submental (under the chin) fullness which is another way to contour the lower face. In your case, you may also benefit from filler into the chin as well. I think it is best for you consult in person with an experienced injector to determine an appropriate treatment plan. 

A combination of non-surgical treatments such as Botox, Thermage, Kybella, and Cool-mini are all amazing treatment for facial slimming and rejuvenating this area.  Be certain to consult an expert.  Best, Dr. Green

Based on your photo, I think that your face looks lovely and proportional. You don't need Kybel and though you could speak with a board certified plastic surgeon about Botox in the masseter muscle to help prevent grinding, the shape of your face is perfect.Kindly,Kouros Azar