Rounded jaw and chin. What procedure do I need? (photo)

Thank you for sharing your concerns. Achieving a more defined jawline and chin can involve a variety of procedures, and the best approach depends on your specific facial structure and aesthetic goals. Here are some options to consider:

Dermal Fillers: Injectable fillers can enhance the jawline and chin by adding volume and creating more definition. This is a non-surgical option with minimal downtime.

Botox for Masseter Reduction: If the width of your lower face is due to prominent masseter muscles, Botox can be used to slim the jawline by relaxing these muscles.

Chin Augmentation: A chin implant can provide more projection and definition to your chin, balancing your facial features.

Jawline Contouring Surgery: For more permanent changes, surgical options such as jawline contouring or reduction can reshape the bone structure to achieve a more defined look.

Liposuction or Buccal Fat Removal: If excess fat is contributing to the roundness, liposuction or buccal fat removal can help create a slimmer appearance.

Non-Surgical Skin Tightening: Treatments like Ultherapy or radiofrequency can enhance skin elasticity and improve the contour of your chin and jawline.

I recommend consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist who can evaluate your individual needs and discuss the most suitable options for achieving the look you desire. They can provide a personalized treatment plan based on a thorough assessment.

They’re certain ways of doing liposuction they can give it very chiseled jaw lines, especially in young people who have moderate amounts of subcutaneous fat.
Find someone who is really good at this is another story.
It’s not just about removing all the fat in your neck, but rather to just focus on giving jaw definition. The soft means we leave a lot of the fat behind because removing volume sometimes lead to premature aging.
Consult with plastic surgeons in your community.
Bring a proper set of head pictures from different angles and you sell those reference whenever you review before and after pictures when selecting providers.
in other words, ask providers to show you as many before and after pictures of people who look just like you do in the pictures you bring. Don’t rely on memory of what you look like and don’t rely on results of patients who don’t look like you in the before pictures. When in doubt, slow down and schedule more consultations until you’re comfortable, you found the right provider.
Lots of providers will claim to be good at this, but that doesn’t really mean anything until you see solid proof. Please be very careful when it comes to permanent irreversible procedures that can leave people disfigured
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD