I had a jawline filler to help with jowls. Is this normal? (Photo)

The treatment I have found to provide the most improvement to malar bags is micro needling with radio frequency. I normally perform three treatments spaced at least 6 weeks apart. There are a variety of devices that use radio frequency with micro needling, but the one I use is called Morpheus8.

A full-face frontal view would have been very helpful. But, from what can be seen the use of a robust HA volumizing filler for the cheeks would help to contour a more feminine, oval heart-shaped face and secondarily diminish the under-eye hollows, and soften the smile lines, and an robust HA...

It is hard to tell on these photos what is really going on. In your front photo, it does seem like maybe you have early Tyndall effect and I would consider avoiding additional filler to the area. You could benefit from a lower eyelid bleph if you wanted it.

You would be wise to consult with an experienced, board certified cosmetic dermatologist. At least from the one photo provided it would appear that this site can be quite easily plumped and smoothed using a low viscosity, malleable, cohesive HA filler properly injected by a skilled filler...

Hello and thank you for posting. Fillers is all you need. You seem like you need volume on your cheek bones. This is Dr. Mota. Will give you a fuller midface and will lift up the area as well, helping with the nasal labial fold. Under eye fillers would also help. Hope this helps, Dr. Miguel Mota

Great question!! A study investigated adverse events and facial fillers. This study was published in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal in June of 2023 and found a rare occurrence of localized inflammation in patients with COVID vaccine as well as even rarer in patients with other types. Based on...